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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23

Wfart3. &c 10 V%atailloner umoooll-
net @onoitorm iom / Here Miaane-
Der bar Iiqget neo @rpnien og Ion
iorIc6en fonl iii W%ecfIcnbur9, er
ser blepnc iorinnct meo me @epp'
rcr og llniiorncr % i8oar icn0t I'll
WcnIcl.
Hp Nnngcleir.
Sra SIeapig melodies Ben 290c
Warts. SieIgc "Stll. @rcn5p."
ifol ser inoretteS clonlt en- Snn8e,
lcir / Slespig. nemIiG pcO Otter
Gcrp / Nrrbcocn al Soguulflolter.
Ter oil / sc ieritc Gage al Npril
antomue ca. 1000 ariG@ionger
bcrtiI.
EaS til inbcnbps STroIel.
Sra SMioerborg meOOele3 Sen
29oe Mort8. : "Sonoerb. Belt.
tilrnnoe5 Ser 9oraerne / Sou0er-
bora at onifoiie iig No9, ga aon-
troIlen meo Groiifen ouer Fonton-
broen milt / @pen / Den nTrmefte
6remtio piG bIipc betpOcliQ ifiGrpet.
Stages Der life nof?
sra &a0crslcp mco0cle2 ben
29oc Wfnrt5. 5 Nuraooct3 iiOIte
Nio0c pc0to0 man ior aonmumena
9lcQnin1 at onifa'ic cn0cl Stag til
oiicntlig TIa9ninq pcb pa5ierlNe
Hcilighcoer. 9lnifaiieIicn motipe
res meo, at @pen2 @orgcre bar ia
oct ior ipnriomt pno Scicr&oagcne.
llpueoc til Truntcm.
sra aoloinQ mcoocIc5 Sen 22Oe
M}ort2. Neooftor Mci3Iuno Sbom-
len pes "Ncimool", ser borer til
oct llppcOc @nrocprrn, bIeD inbfnlbt
ior ct hnlp Snc3 Gage ij0ell. %
CnQc otter blcp set aompani, buortil
ban hprer, icnot til 2itironten uoen
at bnuc 9icnlemgaact nogcn 2pcIie.
llbcn Wrpo / en- llec.
Gn 1oniIie / 0nocr5Icp bar be
inc @reNtort Ior beggc llger
/ en- llQc. Zen bar MI bpcrfcn ful-
net ioo Ntel eller @reo pua en- llge,
iortuIlcr "Sdllcnu. @ren5p.", iom
at Nngeren bar Den ltpr'te
oa ban life maotte iulgc
Nrpo paa Nrpbtortct Tor Ben nplte
Hoe.
Tnnacrncs %sbanoling.
Sra aoIoinQ meOoele5 Sen Site
!Miort@. "Sd)lc9m. @ren3p." ior
iNour cr nlcQct iornr9et opcr, at
NcioIfniuQen / Nooer9lcp bar nit
o"pcrior en- IrnnSport al
r~ll2iiifr IolQcr, ser fom Qicnnen1
@cbocrnc boo0e 9iuct Dem
Gigorcttcr, GbofoIooe etc. @looct
iorIauaer, at sc Sfploigc5 Noune
iIoI oiicntlil1iorc2.
Su0perionnlct inbfuloes.
Sra aoIoinn mcooclc5 Ben Site
SoaNanlen iuo Tor @rrn-
lem cr blcpcu ino'frnnfct betpocliq.
"a ari1en ubbroo, blcp &crnbonc-
1~erionoIct life inotoIot; men bette
fer M / hi2ie Sage. 5 2ebet Al
Waauc0 CT Ser iu0fnlbt ialt
900 Observation-Disclosures nuer
,ele Guiflnn0. Ser 9oar ocrior life
'no mango SoQ.
Sulf llnooum.
Sra Nobenraa meboelcS sen
25oc Mort@. &c trife llnQoonS-
tomponier - Ell Slng3 Spcioer-
~ ira Nabenraa o. SaoerS-
.ep boIot / Senoag5 T~eItepelie pes
Noptrup. "Sdlc@tp. @renip." brin.
ger Ell IpnQerc. bcAeiitrct Nnrtalc
II SpeIicn % mc00cIcr meo Nner-
.icnocIic, at Sc ltuNe Gelta9ere, %
>c ~itiIte%. tilraobte binanoen: Cub
GugInnO!"
Suiucnc ifal iaotcs.
Sra Na0er3lcu me0oele5 Sen
}0tc Mart3. ) Scn0erinIlano %
cr ser u0iteot Noabub ont
II nllc Suin mnota9en @ri'eioer
Ser pcier ouer 20 Tunb, itnl prrc
iu0en Sen 15oe Npril.
: Nnbcr@Iepblaoenc bcficnotaiereS
BET ioog. at Nucn NooerSlep fisber
lille Sc NdnIrabi Der fan i%faiies.
TalSsm Gnrpntcrnc.
Sra aoIoing meooeIeS Sen 29oc
Sobanrcs Sinf / Stub
pom ~ Ell SCiterion al Hi8sSa8s-
uono Nan5ien.Nerremellc er
/ aarpoterne oen zoe Marts.
Gan pnr % Nor gan1mel. Soln ct
Sepis paa. hporIcoeS Ser flutes ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23

Neoiatte Sarter s e. issTiisisiisH'H g. sap T.!
Steeer. 6prtriuIis gstenins til uebiatte Rrtisr.
The Bovd Transfer Co.. Minneapolis. MINI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

fat gang in Grimmer eeidoiien. eng.
liidc Torpeooboote floben, als Die
3euti6en iie unter Gel1er nabmen.
Sn OitpreuBen mur6en ruifii6e
&ngriffe iiiooitli9 bon @umbinnen,
iotpie oitlid bon 9obe1 Qebteres BEL
oen Mauiuriiden seem abgeidlagen,
nno Die Deutiden madten babel piele
&nnoert @efangene.
SIN n0r6li6en Holen lit Die Gage
unberan6ert.
@eitlih bon Ser @eidiel per6en
Die oeuti6en Mngriffe fortgeiebt,
mabrenb ditli9 bon Der @ili5a (tpeiter
ii0lid) iih m6ts bon 8eoeutung gu
getragen fat.
3ie ruiliiden Mngriffe aa1f Die Oft
erreidii6e 5ront an Ser Mi6a idlu.
gen fell. Muf Sen iibrigen Bronten
fan0sn feline &fe itatt.
Die tiirfiideNrmee iett, ~nnterititt
BON periiiden 1rrppen u%1roufbaltiam
ibren @ormorf9 in Der periiiden
@ropin5 Mierbei6idan fort. ginge.
borene aus Der engliiden Offupa=
tionsarmee in Megppten laufen 5u Sen
5uirHen iiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
15* Sanmar*

Die @erluite Ser 5ran5oien BEL
@oiiions belaufen ii@ auf iber TO-
600 Toote, @ertpunoete nno @efan-
gene. SIR erneater @oritoB bat oie
6euti@en Er11ppen Bic anf 80 Metlen
an Die Sorts bon &artS gebroebt. SSn
&aris miro 5ugeeeben, 6aB oie Deut=
i6en langiam aber ii@er bor6ringen.
Moro0itli@ bon Sotiions lift 6os ltnfe
nfer ser Misne bonn Sein6 geidubert.
Cine geibe bon Orti9aften >pur6e
BON Sen Deuti6en beiebt. Sci 8er6un
uno ct. Mfibiel prtr6en fran5ofii9e
&ngriffe obgetpieien.
S11 Stuff. =@oGen tp11r6en groBe 8or=
rotbSlager Ser Sein6e in 8ron6 &C.
l9oiien. Die 6euti6en Mngriffe melt,
li@ bon @arida11 6al1ern an. 8eters=
burg gtbt ulet6te" oeuti9e 6ortidrit=
tie at. @or60itli9 Ser &onfa nab=
men 6ie Deutiden Sen &uiien eire
gunltige Steunng meg, tpobei lie 500
&a1Ilen fingen un6 3 Moi@inenge-
tpebra nabmen.
Erl1ppen ser @ii6ofrifanii@en Union
iollen Spafopm1n6 in Deuti9-Suo-
neit Mfrifa genommen baben. Die
Surfen ieben ibren 8ormari9 tpeiter
fort. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
Jein0 Ser ideuei3eriiden @eutrali.
16. 4anuar.

Nah 6em groben Sieg Ser beut-
i6en Iruppen bel Soilions iin6 oie
Spcrationen ouf 6em meitlid)en
&riegSibm1plab ~borldufig mieber gum
stiQitano ge6ommen. @e6er Ser
9erliner no6 Ser 8ariier amtlide
@eriM ertpdbnt %irgen6melde pi6ti-
geren @ampfe; immerbin ertpdbmt Der
oeutide 8eridt 0rtlid)e grfolge an
einigen Steuen, 10 BEL gilbert un6 in
Der Mabe bon ct. Mibiel; Ser fran-
5oiiid9e 8eridt gibt gu, 6ab Die Deut-
i6en an elmer Stele friiber berlorene
S6lbengraben tpie6er eingenommen
baben.
Scr l1mfang 6es @ieges BEL @pii-
ionSu Ser ben 8ariiern etnen 3iemlt-
DIEM Sdreden eingeiagt 5u baben
fdeint, iteuf ii6 immer gr0Ber ber-
aus: nod einem nellen 8erliner Be-
ridt baben sic Gran3oien in 6ieien
&dmpfen run6 5ebntauien6 Mam
berloren, 6arnnter iiber 800 &C.
fangene; 6ieier &erluite per6en aller-
6ingS BON @ariS aus in Mbre6e ge-
felt, mo- beba1ptet miro, 6ie Strait
.5oien bdtter in Sen &fen 11tr
6rei (?) @riga6en I'M 5el6 Iteben ge=
babt.
Muf 6em oitliden &riegsi9aupIab
ii1r6 feline @reigniiie bon @e6eutung
e%ingetreten; Sic 6euti6en Mngriffe
tpeitli@ bon @oridm i6einen tpeiter
81 geben; Elm @eridt GUS &etersburg
b%eba1ptet, 6aB m1f 6em re9ten @eid)=
iel11fer. cine ruiiii9e Mrmee in Ser
&i@tung na6 Ser prel1Btiden @ren5e
porriide un6 MIR 1ro6 bier3ig MeiIen
bon Gborn iei. @on 6eutider Seite
miro bierpon nidts ertpGbm, bIeibt
a1io Sic @eitdtig11ng min6eitens ab5n=
marten.
Mus @oiro fommt 6ie Mahridt,
6ab sic Sirten oues al1fbieten, ibren
@infan in Megppten m0gli6ft gu Be-
ibGeunigen, BOB ie6od Ser TRANSPORT
ibrer i6peren Mrtinerte iiber sic @i=
moi 2 Salbiniel beten6e @9tpierig>
feitetr mohe.
+. Sic Surfen ieben ibren @ormari9
in Der periiiden Brobin3 Mierbei6=
idan bon Sdbris ours ra@ Ser ruifi-
fden @ren5e fort. Die 8forte fat
Geriien auf iein nItimatum geant-
mortet, ite fei bereit, 6as periii6e sc,
biet 81 rdaumen, iotpie Die &1iien emo
giiltig BON 6ort bertrieben feier, 11rr-
ter Ser 8enoing1t11g, 6aB Ser periif6e
E%bronfoIger IN TGbris sic @ernoI=
t11ng bon Mferbei6i 9an in sic San6
nebnle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
IA. Sumner.

Maf 6em meitIiden &riegsida1plab
baben 6te Deuti@en in Sen leBten So
gem be6euten6e @rfolge tn SEN @an1-
pfen unit Soiiions gebabt. @aiier
@ilbelm 1par bel 6ieien &dmpfem 3l1=
gegen. Sic &~riegsbeute felt iid nie
folgt: $3.50 @efangene, a9t idtpere
Wei@uBe, cine &ebolperfm1ore, ie@S
MafGinengetpebre mno biel fonitiges
&riegsmnterial.
Die Deutiden griffen bie &oben
bon 8regrp on un6 id11berten Die Dor.
tige @odebene bom Gein6. Gin
S@ubengraben nod Dem an6ern tul1r-
oe I'M Sturm genommett. 8et Ser
ties tpa,r6en Mngriffe Der Sran3ofen
NIT idtpere1 @erluiten fir Ben Sein6
5nrudgei@lagen. General &lud ioll
6en angriff leiten.
Dus. Reimbursement auf @eims
murbe er11euert, 1rod6em 6ie 6rnnao.
fen @atterien in ser Stabt a1fgeiteut
bobert, bon mo- aus fie bie bertiden
|Stenungen bei9ieBen. Mn beridie.
bene,r Stenen tpl1rben Bic Grondofen
iiber 6ie Mtsne aurudgetporfen.
Sn @eitfIanbern oauern Mrti1erie.
f1impfe ON. 8eitenoe iit bonn Gein6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
&lontenberg tpar fir cine 8ode m1i

@lontenberg mar fir eine ISOLDE m1i
Die &ranfenih1be a1rgetpieien. -Sein'
rid 0iienoorf, 6eiien @obm1ng fit
BRET @o9en megen IN feiner Gamilie
a1sgebrodener &alsbrdune l1nter
Quorert6ne tpar, lit tpie6er Elm FREEZER
Mann; Die Rranfbeit 1T obne uble
6ol9en geblieben.
Bringt Cure Ieerer1 Bierf6ifer &c.
fdliqit gu irgeno elmer Sdmftpirtb.
fdaft 5l1riid. Golb Spriue 8renuing
Company.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

Die f%onberbare @emiitsfimmuns,
bic bet geifttg b%enor3ugten Moturen ein
ldngeres 2eben be%rporbringt; bab tie
uater ben Qaften bes Qebens .pertpun=
bert fteben lunb fi9 frasen: @esbalb
i'd. ben eS i1idts angebt - nidts mebr
angelic! Wesbalb ni9t bic anoeren,
Die nit leib unb @eele babel finb9
4ber mon 3ablt ba eben bic Re4nurg
bee oeb<ns fit bic anoerer nit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
e d..

mutter: r8ete nur fleiBis gu Soft.
mein 2iebling. DaB ou Sitern in Der
@@ule nit periebt mirit.~
&leinz@lsden: .9as min i4 tun,
aber iieb NAL, @drtners 2eni bat au9
INNER gebetet uno 1T bod nidt per<
lebt moroen. Sd CLAUDE oaber taum,
bab 1i9 un1er 2ebrer pom lieben @ott
beetnfluFen ldbt!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

@atfinS.
Motbios @ob, elmer Ser alteiten
Mdnner 6teier l1mgegen6 liegt BEL lei.
mem bier tpobnen6en @obne auf Ben
SOB erfranft nie6er. = SSn Der an
Samitog bier gebaltenen equity 6or.
merperbin6ung fam Ser 8eridt Beg
Sefretdrs CUR @erleiung, in mel.
der ser @eiddftsgeiit Ser Sarmerber-
bin6ung Sen beiten grfolg a11f3utpei.
len batte.
8rinet Cure Ieerer 8ierfdiier ,ge.
fdui1it 5u irgen6 elmer S6anftpirtb-
id,aft 5urid. Gplb Spring 8retuing
COMPANY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
Cute @eIeaenheit.

Gin 8obnbo1s NIT flint 3immerr
bier 8lof bon Ser 6el1tiden &irh
gelegen, at $1,000 at faufen. Nah
5ufragen Bel 6e1
Melroie Mfarble @orfs,
9=3t Melroie, Mim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
@ntfpreden D.

Surner: rg1a, mie bab' i'd bic Rte.
{en&pene ausgeflbrt2"
r@ehr f4nungDol."
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26
THE FOLLY OF ANGER.

Scientists have long since dis
covered that anger is more harmful
to the physical organs than some
forms of disease that sudden explO-
sions of the mind isturb the delicate
fibers of the body, causing the
blood to rush from the stomach to
the head, clogging the brain and
rendering it incapable of perform
ing its ordinary functions. No pos
sible good can come from a display
OF temper. 1t is an exhibition of
weakness and lack of control that
throws all the machinery of the
body out of gear. 1t makes one as
savage and irresponsible as brute
and causes one to commit acts
that entail severe penalties.
1t is all right to be firm in your
convictions and upon occasion to
show resentment, but the strong
character avoids display of violent
feelings not only because to, win
one must keep a cool head, but be-
cause anger is positively harmful to
the mind and body
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26
S2l, 100000 GIVEN
TO BELGIAN RELIEF
Greater Part, However, Has Been
Spent and Need for Food
stuffs Still Continues.

New York, March 22.-More than
S21,50O,000 has been received and
the greater part of it spent for Bel
gian relief, according to state
ment issued Saturday by the COM
mission for relief in Belgium.
One hundred and ten thousand
tons of foodstuffs, cargo for 20
ships, are on the way to American
seaports from interior points, the
statement adds.
"The present requirement of food
to feed all the hungry in Belgium, y
the commission asserts, sis about
10000 tons a month, and this re-
quirement will continue as long as
the Belgians are unable to provide
in part, at least, for themselves.
Nearly SO cargoes of foodstuffs,
valued at more than $40, 900,
had been sent to Rotterdam up to
the middle of March by the COM
mission.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

ter, one is to permit an increase III
the school tax levy from seven to
twelve mills, and the other to en-
large the powers conferred upon
the people under the initiative and
referendum.
The voters Of Arkansas apparent
Nv do not value the law making
power placed in their hands by the
initiative and referendum amend
ment. The small number of votes
cast for and against the constitu-
tional amendments and initiated
laws furnishes ample proof of the
statement that thousands of voters
had not informed themselves on the
measure and consequently did not
feel justified in expressing an opin-
ion upon them. On this one ques-
ton more than forty thousand or
almost one-third of the total num-
Der participating in the election,
failed to register a choice. Thou
sands of others voted for or against
certain proposed measures on the
impression gained from their titles.
The provisions of the measures were
not read and digested, and as re-
suit many have discovered they
turned down good bills and voted
for others they do not approve. If
the lawmaking power is to reside in
the people and if popular govern
ment is to become the best form OF
government, it is plainly the sol
emn duty of the voters to inform
themselves, otherwise the exercise
of the voting franchise in the
making of laws and the adoption OF
constitutional amendments will be-
come menace to the very people
who insist upon the use fthis pow
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26
BIG FRUIT YIELD
APPARENTLY SURE
Secretary Of State Horticultural As.
ISOLATION Declares Prospects
Are Bright.

Little Rock, March 20.-Arkan-
sas will have the biggest fruit year
in the history of the state, accord
ing to E. N. Hopkins of Fort Smith,
secretary of the state horticultural
association, who was in Little Rock
yesterday. Mr.. Hopkins has just
completed visit over large area
of the state and declares that ev-
erywhere fruit men are optimistic
over the outlook. The protracted
cold weather, he asserts, has kept
the buds from coming forth, and at
this late period little danger is felt
from further cold.
The peach yield will be about s.
600 carloads, Mr.. Hopkins says, and
apples will yield similar amount.
The strawberry and small fruit
yield will be about $500 carloads.
Conditions in the northwest part
of the state never were better, Mr..
Hopkins declared, and fruit acre
age has been increased steadily in
recent years.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26
AN EXCHANGE @ FCOMPLI.
MENTS.

There has been no hawk bill''
legislature Notwithstanding the
fact that the gentleman from Sharp
county has been Oh the ground all
the time.-Melbourne Times.
We believe that the bill to re
quire the railroad company to CON
struct a depot so rods north OF Po-
dunk Hollow on Gut Creek, miles
from Nowhere, where the owls get
Lonesome and there is no human
sound to disturb the call of the
wildcat TO his mate across the
mountains, was championed by the
gentleman from Kard Sharp Coun-
ty Record.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26
ARKANSAS NEWS.

When John r. Matthews, now
sheriff of Grant county, was making
his campaign, he promised that he
would allow no widows property to
be sold for taxes if the widow could
show herself too poor to pay the
taxes. Since his election he has
paid taxes for several widows.
w. L. Nelson of Florence went
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

to Warren on business and after
transacting it, rolled a cigarette. A
young man standing by asked for
cigarette and Nelson gave him one,
whereupon the city marshal OF War
rem arrested him for giving a cigar
cite to minor. He was fined IN
the mayors court.
A vinegar plant at Sloan Springs
is shipping an average of a carload
of vinegar each day.
Sloan Springs will spend 500
600 in constructing a sewer system.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

Queer cases find their way into
the courts of our land, but per-
maps none surpasses in real humor
the suit for damages filed by a
one-legged man against manufac-
turer Tor defect in an artificial
llmb, on the ground of "non-sup~
port"
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26
STILL OF NO VALUE.

The New York Tribune pompous-
ly announced the other day that
President Wilson is failure. 8"
Ana then some one was unkind
enough to look up the old files of
the Tribune and found recorded
therein the solemn declaration of
its then editor that Abraham Lin
coin was a failure.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

On advice of Attorney General
Moose, Gov. Hays lanced an abscess
On the minimum wage bill. Every
tlme anyone does anything on the
advice OF the attorney general.
prlma facie evidence of trouble is
supplied
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

Let take parting shot at Win
ter by cleaning up every particle of
tlith ana rubbish that accumulated
upon the premises during the shut
in season.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

IN prohibiting the carrying of
firearms to church, the Texas ieois-
nature seems to have dealt religion
III 'hat state a staggering blow
Los Angeles Express.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

If you would be regarded as wise,
all YOU have to do is hand people
the advice they want.
Dead men tell no tales-and dead
dogs wag none.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

AS an indication of the food short
age IN Germany, it is reported that
patrons OF Berlin restaurants must
orlhg Their rolls with them. The
same thing applies here. Nashville
southern Lumberman.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

we can at least look prosperous
by Whltewashing the trees and
outhouses, cleaning up the trash
and identifying the premises. II
will help some.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

"hltewash is an inexpensive COM
modify but as beautifier of prem
Uses it has no equal.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26
Take Squint at Our $3.50 Special

And the Next Step at SI5a Leader in Style and Quality
ASIDE from the Society Brand we are showing a
most excellent variety of suits for the and young
popular priced assortment at the figures mentioned
gentlemen the best be had outside
nationally advertised lines Many Of very best customers
an the the
SWELL looking, o a
SIS
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The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

BEAUTIFUL SILK SHIRTS-New spring line now
in complete and embracing the prettest variety we
have ever offered. See the beautiful stripes and
brocaded effects. These shirts are far above the
usual run of silk garments and you'll be PARTICULAR
ly pleased with them. Very nominay priced.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

A shoal of herrings is supposed
to consist of from, 100000 to 1,ooO,-
600.
A bachelor commands, mar
ried man takes orders.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

Man is made of d44s+-,,-ft7ii,-t, - : :
account for his wanting the earth.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-03-26

Entered at the Postoffice at Par
agould, Ark, as mail matter OF the
second class.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-02

party, while Curtis and Scott would
easily satisfy the conservatives.
OF course the matter OF platform
policies may occasion concern. But
even Taft in his recent trip through
this state, could find no cause for seri-
Gus alarm unless the progressives in
sisted on an incorporation some OF
their isms of 1912. Even in Kansas.
though the foremost Progressives have
abandoned their demand for recall of
the judiciary and recall of judicial
decisions.
Want New Blood.
The one source of apparent trouble
in the naming of delegates from Kan
sas may concern the selection of some
new men. From several sections of
the state has come a demand that the
job holders and district wheel horses
or many campaigns be left at home
when the delegates are selected.
1T Is difficult to understand why
the same men should be selected to go
to all of The national conventions"
said one widely known Republican
VINO is not himself a candidate for
place on the delegation. Some new
faces on the delegation might help
greatly in restoring confidence and
bridging the recent trouble within the
party
Yet Kansas is apparently working
out her own salvation in the matter of
political future and with a willing
ness in both camps to accept an even
DIVISION of delegates, Kansas may be
IN a fair way to get by the next ma
t1onal convention without a new brand
of family trouble.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-02
New Fall Toggery VIII Make
Topeka Men "CIassy Critters"
Stick Candy Suits and Purple
Coats in Style.
and PUSSY PAW GLOVES, TOO!
New Effects Intended to POr-
tray Mems Natural Forms.
Pity Our POrtly Sheriff and
Hon. Fred Robertson!

Truly the gent who invented the
sport shirt sometime last spring made
a scratch IN masculine conventional
armor that has widened to a canyon.
He started said armor chasing along
the glad rag routes, pursued by fe-
male fashion. Where's the routes
leading-hully gee; take look at
some of the male Chesterfields-dea
things-Who insist upon exposing
themselves on Kansas avenue despite
the fact that the weather bureau says
it is liable TO frost any evening. Yea,
take alook, and then bet a Hindu
crystal gazer he's afraid to look into
leave town.
Ladies Put To Shame.
The lady society editor says that
men will have nothing on the women
this year. Granted. But if the aver
age man follows fashion he will have
on. a lot of things-but it's bad enough
without insinuating anything
First, there is plenty Of variety-an
abundance of it. In matter of color.
mere man will have no trouble what
ever this year in buying anything from
a red and white suit to a deep purple
overcoat. Suits are fashioned with
lapels with the high water mark on
the trousers.
Gee, Think of Kiene!
Sure" confided a clerk, confiden-
great stuff. 1t gives you military
and athletic look" The customer
twisted Sherman's trivial remark
about war, making it apply to toy
gerry, and sympathized with Fred
Robertson and L. L. Kiene.
Then there will be the two color
shoes. A pair of purple gloves with
little ridge of fur around the gaunt-
let was exhibited by the clerk as the
'snappiest" thing of the season:
Another cunnin' little addition to
American male fashion this year is the
French roll cuff. The French roll cuff
in dainty little thing that will give
the hand a shapely appearance.
Naughty Neclxed Vests.
But to get back to the suits. The
buttonholes are worked on the wrong
side and vests are cut low to betray
the downfall of a modest shirt. Sure
the shirts-with cute little stripes rum
ming around the chest.
Then, there are the jitney spotted
shirts. Nay, nay, Maggie-the jitney
shirts are not spotted with Fords.
They are perfectly modest compared
with some of them. The one shown
by the clerk had little green spots
chasing each other over a purple and
pink background.
Mems millinery is touted by the
haberdashers as the greatest ever. And
anyone will admit it. Again variety
holds sway and Topekan's can buy
anything from a Stetson to a sky
piece modelled after an Irish cab driv-
fury and be on one of the numerous
routes of fashion.
Poor Old Joseph!
OvercoatS range from chinchillas to
that would make Joseph's Sunday at
tire look like a heavenly robe in all
it's pureneSS.
But then-what's the use to kick?