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The Denver star., 1916-04-01

his Race who we're in reei-
ments in I77S under Alexan
der Scammell, Adjt. General;
the two battalions that were
with General ackson at New
Orleans; the names Of the
brave soldiers during the Civ.
il War at Milligens Bend.
Port Hudson. Fl. Pillow, Bull
Run, Antietam and Shiloh.
He knows IF their bravery in
the Spanish American war:
24th and 2sth Infantry, 9th
and 10th Cavalry, Sth Regi-
ment Of Illinois; the battle at
FL Caney and the surround
ing Of Roosevelt and saving
the day for the United States.
All this he knows, but wha
has this country paid my peo-
pie for the loss of their lives,
for their bravery and heroism !;
hese are the kind Of ques-
tions this developed mind has
put before the country where
his parents are denied the pro
lection of the flag. Several
days ago at the school which
he was attending he refused
to salute the flag. 1t even
loomed up in his mind at the
time when our troops we're re-
turning from Cuba, white men
threw stones at our soldiers.
All this rising in his mind, he
did not salute the flag, he
was arrested and taken before
Judge Dudley and tried. The
case attracted national at
tention, because he think
ing ust as thousands Of others
of the younger generation.
He is thinking why should
any man of the race fight for
a country or flag that will
not give him protection;
The members Of the Race
have done everything to help
the United States become
prosperous. They have help
ed build the railroads. till the
soil. raise the cotton, tunnel
the mountains, dig in the
mines, fought for the country
and now are the least in its
consideration. Foreigners can
come here and get protection
of the United States govern
ment and never raised their
hands for it's protection but
are given choice places in all
public Offices and best posi-
tiOhs. My father has been a
railroad porter for twenty FIVE
years and has stripes on his
arm from his wrist to his
shoulder, but is still q rail-
The Denver star., 1916-04-01
The Reason Why.

Hubert Eaves reasons Tor
not saluting the flag are that
this country does not give MS
Race any protection; are de-
MED the right to participate
in its elections by the enforce
ment of the Grandfather
clauses; many States denies
them the right to pursue a
Higher education, Jim
Crows the Race on all rail-
roads in the South. ostrac'zes
him in public places; treats
him as though he has not been
IN all the wars Of :his country;
denies him the right to work
and bars the door OF hope
against him. Because the
soldiers of the sixties and
the Spanish American war
are not treated as men and
that this Government goes
50 far as TO wink at Southern
concubinage. Not until this
United States recognizes his
Race as a man, giving him all
the rights and priv leges as
any other citizen, will he pay
homage to the Stars and
Stripes. With all this | am not
biting the hand that feeds me,
but | am trying to convince
the brain OF that hand that
nv people deserve full recog-
milton as the one "Uncle Sam
is trying to feed. ! am willing
to salute the flag as the flag
salutes me as it does the for
eirners; and yet ! am not a
Huerta.
Des Moines, Iowa, Mar. %.
Hubert Eaves, the eleven
wear old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Eaves, who lives on
West Third street. has startl-
ed the country by his new
philosophy Of American pat
riotism. The youngster has
precociors mind and has read
the history Of this country and
other countries and knows the
name of every Race man who
exhibited bravery in the wars
of the United States. He
knows about the 5000 men of
the Race who were pressed in
to service under Alexander
Hamilton and George Wash
ingtons order to authorize
the enlistment of Negro troops
in l77s and the 400 who stood
at the Battle of Rock Island.
Aug. 40, 1873; Peter Salem,
praised for his work at Bunk
er Hill: the us brave boys Of
The Denver star., 1916-04-01

Dad porter" said young
Eaves to the reporter. in
he white papers they said
stayed away from school to a.
void saluting the flag; that is
not SO, ! was away to have my
picture taken for the Chicago
Defender he said. continu-
ing his story.
The Birth of the Nation
came to this city with all its
damnable influence and left
its prejudice and the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People had
done everything to keep it
from showing. Since the show
left here Mrs. Eaves has been
trying to get one OF her sons
work but with no avail. There
are nine children in the fam
ily and five dead. The par
ents came from West Virgin
ia. 1t is said that there is a
strong racia! feeling in the
family; thinking for the best
interest of themselves and the
Race that has caused the boy
to have such determined
mind.
when will you salute the
hagH' was asked young Eaves
by Defender reporter. He
said Look at the boys who
are members OF the 10th Cav :
airy. They are now in Mex :
lco fighting a race Of their
own color against this coun
try-newspapers now are Civ
ing them space. When they
return. they can't get any
thing to eat in a country
whose flag they fought for
not even a decent place to lay
his head, Then the worst OF
It all is that after the Mexicar
has fought this country, he
can come to the United States
and get the best hotel accom-
odation. | will salute the tlae
WHEN THE UNITED STATES GOV
ERNMENT GIVES THE RACE THt
SAME PROTECTION THAT II
GIVES EVERY OTHER CITIZEN
When i'm Growing, segrega
ton and other form Of Unjust
ice are stopped then it will be
iime for our Race to salute
the flag. j." Hubert Eaves was
ordered back to school BY
Judge Dudley. He has look
ed into the matter and car
not find any law to effect the
boys schooling and there is
no crime done for not salut-
ing the flag. The boys action
however has caused many j
one to think seriously, if they
will salute the flag not.
The Denver star., 1916-04-01
Is Il Worth While?
READ, THINK AND PONDEK.
chicauo Defender Gives Both Sides.
nov GETS PENAL TERM; REFUsEDTo SALUTE FLAG

Des Moines Ia-Because Of refusal to salute the fag
Hubert Eaves Negro DID, was ousted today from
the public schools this and sentenced 10 nine years
the Eldora reformatory -
rbe order was issued by District Judge e. A. Dudley.
The court and paroed the boy 70 MS
on the that he would be placed IN private
.hol whe,e educ alton demanded by the Iowa statutes IS
given. 49,, III. -
Hubert is member of the sccalled sanctted cult, re-
fused to repeat oath Of allegiance or salute the nag be-
~ az, h. no God and there nothing about salut-
;,o ,bs aao in the Bible.'-Denver Times March az
The Denver star., 1916-04-01

ley, whose nerve and manhood
have been tested by the fires
of race hate and contumely
and who came out more than
giants in the battle for strug-
Cling humanity. When the
Star thinks and recalls that
memorable fight at the city
hall against that bellish play
"Birth of the Nation" and
then thinks and reflects on
Nisbets vacillating and dicep-
tive actions. and knows now
that some of the same Negro.
es who were with us THEN
and against HIM are NOW with
HIM aud against US, We say.
may their right hands forget
their cunning, their tongues
cleave to the roof of their
mouths and their eyes glued
in their sockets, if. in their
lapse of manhood, and wom-
anhood, they forget to keenly
realize and appreciate the
good deed done us, by the
Commissioners Sharpley, Pit
cher and Greenlee. Mr..
Greenlee, we are sorry to say
has been i'll advised and has
committed suicide by having
been put on the Nisbet char
ter amendment. By so do
ing he has put himself beyond
the reach of every honest,
thoughtful and race respect
ing Negro. We pleaded with
him not to link up with Mis-
bet, but he has made his
choice and taken his chances
with Nisbet. Mr.. Greenlee
started out in the campaign
by saying he would not ap-
point any Negro to any count
er position, where white peo-
pie objected and he did not.
After having been elected
three months, he gave three
Negroes Jobs raking leaves in
the parks lying in the out
skirts Of town. and the Star
thanked him even for that
"belated political recogni-
ton" He rose higher in our
estimation, when be stood
with the Negro in the Birth
of the Nation fight and we
felt that he really had begun
to appreciate something
worth while in the Negro
race. But, atlas, he has made
us, scan his record and choose
between him and Nisbet on
one side and Sharpley and
Pitcher on the other and We
have made our choice on act
ual facts which favor the Ne
groes.
Mayor Sharpley, a Virginia
Democrat with a heart bub-
bling over with sympathy for
the poor struggling mass Of
humanity, has made three
good representative honora-
BILE appointments Of Negroes.
He put DR.. H. p Westbrook
on the staff OF the Advisory
Board Of Physicians at our
County hospital for a year,
while the white appolntees
were placed there for three
months. He recognized DR..
p. E. Spratlin by appointing
him in the Board Of Health
department. He appointed
]. Manuel, fumigator, all
of whom creditably passed
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
6n Suiesape til DC 6amle biemms

Get Iutfer iii Sul iqler 90 Set er
ldotioe for Dem, ION tGrter pda Dc
Iam!c Der / Granddaughter at Sc oaiaa
octtc War ienotr biem Ell Spfeniiuiul
neS en- @ape.
Nan berer M for SiSeu iad meget
ON n cIer nnbcn. iom bar ticut paa
lanhel peN Sciart elcr peo Ell cIler
aroeu NiiteIait. Iau berer lioct eler
intct ON oisic Suieuoer al gnrle. ippe
% irru9enoe SoIt. ION itboer / imno
Nuar % intet tieucr / NiSic Sage. Vi
.Iagcr paa Sc beie Yriicr Tmerita.
hpor pi auIer porc egne Sroouticr on
lcnNer negct III Dc europGiitc Vanoc
Qieu boaO CT life Yriieruc / Hor1c. ct
%ano. ionl life breoiaoer iig ielo. hpor
d mas tiebe lad nlcAct al hct &c npoer
Al NnNpurer, vi taller ON, at DC bar
Silt. iom or idnot nof. men man fan
&c life bare ipiic silt. % ale ere 1T
iau 'teltc. at DC fan gaa pda 0apct oG
idn0e SiIocn, Sc mad bctaIc Nri9S'
priicr Tor ale N%oNeporer / Nor9c. Rus
LAMB ieuoer life mere Aua mi. NuSs
Ioub burger ielo, bpan oct aoler. &pes
ocu or for bnr for Noromanoeu I'll at
ipiic; Nct a gaa paa Rug, 0apre o9
Yoteter / biaie Gage. Sag iaa Sotes
Ter % Silt, sill % Yoieter, ina Biz
Der set not no9ef eusiornig oct oglaa
/ oisie arigens Sage. gu eirIoer bet
ar Irg8e noaet / @repet % ienoc oct
hicn Ill Dem. ION trUnecr. Snb oS ic
I'll, at painn bette Iur NtSie 9auIe aooc
@cuuer oa SlUatuinge Der / 0eimnga5
rem life er forgIemt. Sc anar inc %
uo sc Ssrc. ION ri bar panOret ion
@rru cucr Borne. Sen IerIrriieI ran
bel mango al oS life igieu trroc oocr.
Gar life bioit Slrgtriuge ocrbortc
glemmc o5 bort. Sao o9ioa oS hcrz
IRE pnd %citens TrCricr. heller life
forQIemmc DC lime Sale. DC maiertlit
Eioroe, sc ROBE Sptter ri iorIoN %
Solicit Der. %i or nebltdmucoe ira II
mort oa goot SoIieiIog, bebsper life ct
fannie os ppcr pore iSrpreS 9@t. Sao
p5 o9ioa bette Nnr buite bore SUhrc
% oereS got / "9eimnbp9ba".
Ola 5. Salem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
, ira airie,orct tiriaemeo m2pii, %

a, ira Girtetoret tiEigemeo Tinitt oq
Soloinug.
gPen @iriierre blep life dIene uns
bcrbolot. men ogiau trafterct. aUins
ccrne babe rcmIig brn9t meo ii0 REL
inIotc Waoturpc inoebolocnoc mdnoe
ecili8c 90 pcIimn9cnoc Rcttcr. @eO To-
Siocu bcgpubtc Serperinaeu al oisit
8ctter. Strar udr sc i~oripuuone iolens
nem NaogIn8gen pad oe tiliteoeorrenoc
@iri:cr. SiIiteoe q Srouo6iemere.
Seraenicrc, % 6ouGciuuoerc. 5psibucr
on HorhIruoin9cr. RopIc ira Ielts
marien iadpeIiom Sogriuger % Rosier
Der rlco line bIibc Guiietcr oa aoOc
@uiner 9ioroe tit til at aitcrens lIus
ocrholouing bleo iua Ips % Bib az
man 'nart iuoc enite zig en- iduodu
Sammeutomit ieier.
On SeItaeer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
cpraab til 8rimiantniere
stmcrifa.

i IdreueS 2sb bar man let mdnac
aaUlte tore @dper blipc ieuot ira Rorit.
Nmeri'aINrc til here's reipctttpe 6iems
bnaber / @amIclnuoet. 0ct er 4iGrs
!igbeoeu Ill Seociteoet. Wiuoerne ON
NdrnbomStioeu og ON ,Sur o. Nior. iom
bar orepet Dem III bette. Obi rmI
Dtinberue ludleNes tommcr oper Ell. Nu
bIir man BARN ON piertet, % ma
icdr emit til az siere noget soot; ia.
iclo De Toilette Rerueiter bIir opernan
oct az benne SsIelie, udar De eu Sang
iineIem tpmmcr ri at tGute paa Ytor
% @nrnoomsbicmmet.
Srtreut a0c noriiisnte am%ertfauer,
bar mn rein it8 Ddire Riroesmcrier /
line Ssoebngber. lnOtngeu DC Der itdms
mcr ira ariltiariG. Meu ogidn Gris
It;nniueuicrue or beliGIet AZ oeure bar
me Snelie for SsSeiteoet. ogiad DC
itntter 3inoerne; % SiOen er M iuoc
for. at Der / Horgcs Sooeb'tao relics ct
0tertc iii Riroe on Dem iont orug
Fort. for tuuiis uIorig mer at torme
tilb0gc.
! 6cuboIo bertil tiIlaoer lluSerteas
neoc Jig at inobpoe ale YiGuo 90
Goinoer, Der Hammer fra Nriitiauiu "
Smc9u til at heltdgc / SrniamIiugeu
III eli Ytnbeadpe for S%soebper / Rorge.
8euue @npe Hal beitda al ct fsono
ii. SoroeI for trGugeuoe SuberiuIsie I
&riitiduiu."
Rogeu beitemt SiS for ocrutc 8apes
SperIereriug er eubuu life fnitiat. %
oil Bette bero pud bpor burttg Storos
gene iuotomnter.
Haar Ariitinnideuieruc Interifd
itol ifiGutc lin Ssbebp en- @aoe, Der
Tan miuoe Ben ON De Ssuner OF Sstre
iom prog no / @eroer og briree oisie
Sat for buao &c III meb iig / 2ioei, ga
ian Der bel neppe finbeS rogen orroi'
gere OF GoIere 8abe emo ct Subers
iuIoieiouo. 2erpeo fan leubes 2pS /
mango msrte Siem, 90 De oil tdtuems
melio miubes oigl
9iorneene bebss ieuSt til @asiereren.
Sr. Sobu 8. Soptm, 10 2uirber Srs
drarge SIos., RinneapoIis. Riuu,
3riitianiaIugets Rinoesdoeiomite:
Or. nils S,ieu, Sormano, RinreapoIis,
Wiun.; Yroiesior Carlo Speroti, Dee
coroh, Soma; Or. 8. 3. 8orcIap.
Tep 9ort; Yoitneiter s. %. W. 8pn'
ming. Sitrauoer, Ntiuu.; YroieSior vs.
ireo YaulIon, Chicago. Sa.; Oscar e.
Heliou. minneapolis. Rinn.; Sobr 8.
@ouin, ausierer, 10 2umber @rd1drBc
VIoa., MiunedpcliS. Winn.; aoniuI
SIaf Z. Rope. Niluauiee, &is.; u.
z. Y. Sdrt3 Warrington, 9. g.;
SreS Berner, Heip Yort; aooofat W.
9ergb. Siour sails. g. Sat; 8dsmus
q. Doe. 2uIrtb, Rinu.; gmiI gisrr,
Chicago. 81; Seurp y. Yeteriou. Gus
perior, 8is.; 6rit3 Nalrer, Se'retpr.
$50 21it aoe. 60, minneapolis, Wtiur.
Winoegaoetomiteeu gdrdrterer at
6oer Collar ior ionlner til Sonbet ira
g~ioraaspSere tdl orbItoe ursrt
/ Sonoets ausie iuotiI Snoidnltngeus
aiilutning; DC nsooeroige gltSer I'll
9pftcIie az llbGiter / 6orbiuoeIfe meo
SuoIamIin9en Hal chickering's beo Viz
6olbcIie al Setter / SoiQiugbperne.
@omiteen arbeiber uoeu V~eoerIag,. -
inoen 2emringer eaer Routorleie betas
les.
elf Din IGite. Oh 9riiteuiiGIl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Sjartorler, 1uSsIer %
Saul9n otnser.

Settle iprnpeoe Spronb ri eber itlIoe
pGret inoieuot for lGuge iioeu; men
uaar andre @jsremoal hiuorer, Iamt
Sel6reoen ipi9ter. fsler 10 Jig Tibet
oploat iii at Itrioe, aQerheIit rtadr bet
ital bringes irem for 6ffertIis6ebet.
IA iaa bar BET @abeu II Dor ,iRre
Sabre os 5socbpao, iom ihlIoc trrSiens
Res / benne Sib. oar ; ooerterit
oette2 Seq oeS ; Ear, men modife
Iogt Oct bort teien nj Ell auoeu Gong.
en- biGlpiom 5aauO fan aIorig trDu'
ges beSre 6erbiemme, erb JUN M, mar
aIoeroeu fiber al 3prtio, 90 life mtuoit
Dc ~nsitraIe Qdnoe, boorof bort 'lGre
Rorge. bar iitterlig groSerpdrten Zen
iioitc llnoerretniug oerbiemn1efrG Lob
pda At Str. FOR en- SGt gSeI. lloeu
Spil mangen fattig, omeuo 9rlis 6ds
mile. oil lioe Hgo.
On iom IGier r5ie 2iuier. tirre!
ieuo iuo bin Gave TIL aasierereu ltrdr.
Gig BAN fra bpiIteu gpsb Oh er, houo
bin 8npe Ital 6ruge5 Ill Or. Som Sdus
lGneiug rdoSer ieg ~SduIGuoiuger III al
iomle for Dor gegb. ct Souo III oiGIp.
for pproige ~5rrrgeuoe. Suo M 8Gpeu
6lipe itor eIer Iioeu, Gpue % piertes
lag taaer 5erreu ! 9etragtuiug. men
iuoienS Din @ape itrar. 3stte er mads
lie rain iibite 6piorbrirg ii. mine .iPrc
@pgeeiolt, on at ibu,omue 5iembp8'
BEN. men eig oil bad6e % tro, al Dec
er mango meget op8tigere os oerIigrns
Seoe gpgSeioIt iort oil meo Strait Inns
ne tage Suoiamlirseu iat, og brlnse Den
iii CT soot Heiultat.
Ser err Gasierereus Rdor % aoresie:
Ole q. Relano. Dor 465, Rortbs
moor. Soma.
Sad buff pad. ar bi Gar en- GOD gag
ar arbeibe for. en- Gag. iom pei uoiert.
uil bringe sGre, regen @eIitgueIie %
goers Tor Sasen meget benz
giuHe. $. y 0Gaeu.
8. /, 9or 81. Belgrade. Ninu
-StanoinaUen" beoeS optase.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Snab en- &n CT pGro.

Spor meget er Ell au pPro? Sette
Spsrgsmaal bIiper ofte giort % ofte
paa De melt forifiellige Waaber be.
iparet, %ifriper ". s. Mc Sparran /
ct al bore Sarmerblaoe. Sparene be.
ror meget paa, bpor gob alia err, bpao
benS Sober foiter, % bpao Warfeos.
priien paa oenS Erooufter er.
Seq ifal fortGlle ON ct SilfGloe =
ON en- meget goo au, iteIt og fooret
iom en- Sarmers SIN, og buiS pigtig-
ite Grobuft bar Smsrfeot, Der blep
iolgt til ct Creamery. Get falber fig
Zig, at ieg eier Oenne au = Ell regi-
i@treret Seriep. Mens ieg ifriper
bette, bar beii melfet en- Wtnaneo,
itoen ben bopoe &alp, og Den bar gi'
bet / @ienneminit 40 go. Welf pr.
Gag eIler 1,240 go. paa en- Mtaaneo.
Gems Melf err letting" so / @ien.
neminit for Waaneoen. Den bar iaa.
Iebes paa Ell Waaneos Sio bragt mig
64.4S go. Smsrfeot % omtrent 500
go. Sfllmn1etmelf. Smerfebtet iolg-
tes for 3S Gents pr. go, boilfet be-
Ieber fig til $24.50 for en- Waaneb.
Sertil mao l9ggeS S9roien al
Sfummetmelfen ipm Ssoe for &alpc
% @riie, lao os iige $500. Salt
bringer allu mig Otelf % Welfepro.
buffer for $27.70 bare paa en- Wau.
neos Sio.
&laS 8ieoiel og Ell Collar pr.
Maaneo betaler for &egten. Gems
oaelige Station cr pmtrent 40 E1lno
.M~aiseniilage, ppro s Gents; Is go.
glfoIfabe, II Gents; 10 $50. al Ell
@Ianoing al Gottoniceo Meal, Elm
iecO Oil Weal, Corn anb Sob Weeal
og 8llten SEED, Is Gents ialt 35
Gents. SaalebeS fpmmer Arbeioet
og Sooeret for n Waaneo paa Sill
IS. SrGffer hi oenne Gum ifra be
opennGpnte $27.7O, ina giper &ua
mig paa Ell Wtaaneb en- rem Sortiene.
ite al $3.50.
gdl pil ri life renoe ipei og regne
pS til, at alla poa II Waaneoer
bringer fin Gier II 8ange op igien
Den iibItnppnte Gum. Win au 81.
Der life no go. Smprfeot / ct Iar.
Gen siuer mig fanife 400 go. Smer-
feOt. Men ieg fommer pitt life til
at faa 3S Gents Eunbet for alt
Smsrfebtet beller. Sor no9et al oct
faar jeg fanife 40 eQer AZ Gents %
for oct sprige lige neb til 80 Gents.
@ibere isien oil Gatipnerne minbifes
eiteriom Melfemengoen bliper min.
ore. Seq oil regne paa, at &lla britt
ger mig Wtelf oe Snlerieot for $3.50
/ Iarets Sob, % at oenS Sober og
Gegt fomnler til at foite mig so COL
lars. Ser bliper 20 Collars igien
for mig.
aua baobe en- &pigefalp, iom fan
iGIges for so Collars ganife ung.
9lf benne Gum bsr 40 Collars til
lGgges Summen, iom piier Den Sect
toiortieneite, 9ua bragte mig paa ct
slar. @ltiaa: $1,000 plus $4,000
bliper $1,000. Gette er, boab &lla
i rem 6ortieneite ifaffeoe lin gier poa
ct glars Sib.
On alt gaar, iom bct ifulbe, buroe
benne au bolbe ub / s q 10 gar meo
at ~prpoucere iom Der n9pnt. Otter
Den 5ib bill ben begpnoe of blipe en-
0dlnmel <. Gen bill blipe fort gam.
mel ba pg gisre liben anben Nptte
for fig END at ifaife fin @ier en- aulu
for Iaret.
Spob Gris ifulbe ri altiaa iette
paa oenne all, iom altiaa for Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Sarmen % 9apen.

Nebisertt al en- praftiit Jarmer.

WaaneoS Sio iiben fom meo lin on.
ben aaIo % er meIlem 3 og 4 Nar
gommel? Spilfen iom beIit EriS,
DER blep nppnt, piloe nsonenoiauis
blipe liot ipetulatip. Sngen peo set
beore en-, ri, iom eier og teller WeI.
fefuer. Ser er mango Sing at reQne
meo % tiot mere Of poue, enb man
LITER % bar Haab til. Sao meoet
ton b9roe ogiaa. Hlt, Den her ON.
talte SIN er life for Salg. Sar set
life for, bpab Der netop blep poape.
get, of Der bar iaa mango cling at
regre meo, naar man ipcfulerer /
Ufelfefller, buroe ben Der beifrepne
&ll bore p9rb fine 400 Collars.
Error Oh, BET er for meeet, gaa no
o9 forieg at tipbe Wa9en I'll Den. 81.
Ter forisg at ole op en- ielp. 9pg Iaa
goot Mterfe til, bpormange Oh man
tiebe, feoe op, prspe no, file Big
peo eaer fanife bare iaa ubeIoig at
mite, inoen on timber Ell, Der fan
l9tteS SIDE ON Sioc meo min.
Mr. McSporran bar en- SSericp
SIN, MAJ hi merle os. San bar So
Der, iom pilbe foite for meget for
Dem, ser life bopbe &itcr al Ell Mel.
ferace at giue oct til. gaer aller Ell.
lers, ion melfer goot, llaar be bare
faar noget at melfc al. Sngen areo-
titrer betaler fig iaa goot iom goOe
Welfeflter / SGnoerne paa en- Mnno
iom WcSparrnn eQer andre, Tom bar
SorItano pao; Inleoning til og Spit
for at gisre Sorretning al fit WfeIfe.
ltel; men lllpffen er, at iaa ultfor fau
Sarmere Der / RorbpeIten bar Iprt
&unIten enomu. iii man bar "lGrt
&unIten", er oct iifreit at pIugge fig
frem iom biotil meo en- @eling, iom
glper 3ieo ON emo altfpr tibet Welf
og Slsoe. Wen ltuoer bette <ipergSs
maal, S unge MPno paa Sarmen.
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Igerbrugsifole og lore liot ON Wtel.
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Stoters 5ormere. Ser apIeS allere.
De iaa meget Warquis. Speoe Der, at
Den bar faaet itor fommerciel 9etpo-
ming. Sort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bar / TO eaer ire 9lar erperimenteret
meb Soeoen paa mange al 9anbetS
observation-disclosures, og bisie @rperi.
menter piier, at ben ME Slags Sne.
De ilaar meget 9obt til mango ste.
Der. Serom bar mi 9epartementet
ienbt no Ell Bulletin 400 = "@rpe.
riments mitb Marquis @beat".
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more, @urefa % Hemea, @. Cat;
og @iaiiton, g. Cat;
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aberoeen, Sbabo, og Noro %
Burns, Oregon, bar SepartementetS
oe oisie StationerS @rperter / Spl.
ioretaget fine Sorisg meo ben.
ne Speoe. Gioere er Speoen blepen
prspet / Ifron, Colo, pg @rder,
@poming.
Soriegene peo ct. SAUL og Groof.
iton, Mtinn., Sangoon og GbgeIep,
%. Sof., 2incoln og Nortb IIatte,
FAINT 9apis, Gal, blep fore.
tagne UNDER Observation-Disclosures
og Seileoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

Sanr &c isrnner Seres SHtfriptipn, 'eHe
bell Roft, elsr san'nHetsHiHg. let CT mn.
ieri at ieusc Iss sense / alminOeItee g'rerc.
% Si ian life 5rTs aHieerIios Tor gense. ion
blir Forte pea Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

! 9risens lib. 2esen: "Sis mig
Cberit. boorSan befinber Sc 9em nanr
Sc Iigefrem ~perionIis bar brG6t en-
Rano?"
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09
HUMANE METHODS WORK
BEST

n I is a dull week that does
u not bring forth some sort
of riot, killing or daring
escape from the Oregon peni-
tentiary. There seems to be a
continual round of trouble at
that institution. Yet they are
following a "strong, firm"
policy in contrast with the hui
name methods in vogue during
the administration of Cover
nor Oswald West. Putting
convicts upon their honor Gov
ernor West could send them
most anywhere and they would
return without guard or
shackles. When prisoner
stepped forth to freedom he
had hope in his heart and a
feeling that the world was not
entirely against him. He
wished to make good and thus
vindicate the confidence plac-
ed in him. The prisoners now
seem embittered and sullen.
They view the government as
a tyrant, not as a friend. Just
as the honor policy brings out
the best that is in a man, rigid
and inhuman methods trans
form prisoners into beasts will
ling to kill or be killed in hope
Of escaping.
Those responsible for the
penitentiary make a blunder
when they tried to turn back
the clock on prison reform.