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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Hne llroliabeocr pan ct. Gruir.-

Sra &iebclhoun meobelea oen hoe
&lni. Eaa Ct, Groin herifer ser
ltert llro blanbt Oeu ln0foDtc @eioIf.
nluA. 5clcprommrr ira Negeriere.
rem Namilton Saction til "Spciulbe.
motratcn" oN Sinonaminiiter @ran.
oc@ crfITrcr, al Solicit er raienbe
~ illloitUnOiat irrsig mro oct oan.
lie NerreNrmme". gorio1eu BERTH
er, at GolitIct / Srebrifsiteo bar bar
iprcot Ell SoriamIing o. meo Sab
Ter luoret ct gar ScItaaere. @cfoIt-
nllt9et freezer frafti9 Snbitribcn al
Den Danite He1ierin9, o. "Socialoe.
motroteu" brpber, al SinanSminiiic-
rem itrar ber frrpc en- Reoegiprrl'c
ira Sitpernprcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Nn I'M Gurretninn.

Gn i'm Turretnlng. Sra &Ipben-
bapn meooeles Ben 10oe Sltni. Gn
Itor friminel IfiUre, buorl N &uin-
oe cr Sopeoperipnell, bcifiritigcr 80.
litiet. - Spr irntten Mar iibcn be
9pnhte Ell iuloen &pinoe, Irho
Srucne, ueO Srclicrarnteens Sirlp,
for 10 &rpner, Ell liben Iorretning
meo aIlioe, @en % Sern. @iennem
Narcne 6rep bun pes 6orrctningatu-
lent Suuoclen op. loa bun MI bnr en-
ltpr SorretnlnG oA bar Ell elegant
2ciliGbcb. Nun bnpbe Nutonlohil,
Sorretnilgsierer % EcrIonole. Scr
liz / &c liSite Mar bar bun 'faffet Zig
Metaler t itnrc Eurtier. Eplitict
bar mn ppbnact, at bun bapoe orga.
niIeret en- Sppcbonbe, ipm Itiul Wc.
tollcrne ira Sfibc % ira Stotsba-
nernes % ANDRES Eager. Sgaar %
iooa ,er ioruben Gbefen forelebig ar.
r~citcrct 6 T~cripner. - Zen fpinoe-
lige Gbef ntelieS iioite Nur at buuc
ticnt og brii9t Here Sunorcbe Sitieit
,Sltot arrriterebeS Sorretningsisre.
rem, Spitercn Urban, loml bar bapi
5orbinocIIc mco lloeulanbifc Spfie.
bcrc, o. itore Metolportier Ifal upr(
aaaet iii llolanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Hiicnarpns Sntti Srntti.

Gn &int piifrt Iloo,, y Flint
tolo to9t mis-, Il Eoftc @elotiu x
Sop huiNt Suffer, p Glritn Iiaeucr.
I Spiieifc &ouiIic, I Spiicite iuItct
&ngciGr. @cIntiuCn opleic3 t liot
fnIbt Vnno / 10 Wtimutcr. Il Stop
al SIpbeu tnAe1 al ier 6leoen bis
pes. benne lrttc& ouer | Ell 0oublc
Boiler. iorpmcn meo Sutfcret, %
mar ben er hrh, bupca @elutineu /
% set rprc8 /, til @cIotincn or incl
tet. Tcttc itaar til oct cr o~itielct,
ga rereS set iommcn mco set epriac.
Ieiten al 6Isoen pi5pcS Itip % boue&
op / Ell 6orm, iom er opppct / folot
&anb. Zen bppIpeS Ga uh, mar
ben ifoI ipiics. CHER mon fun haze
oct Iige op / eli @loapoic % ~Ierpcre
bct iooIc0es.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Sfnot qua WrTuIen.

bcnbapn mcbocIcS ben t6oe Smni.-
Gn GpiIooc bar funbct Stcb peo
@rUnIcL ibct 10 rlt5iiitc arigafan-
ger, iom ipQtc at flp9tc ia Sleopig
I'll oanIt Serritorium, blep opongct
% bcItliot al @rrnieuagtcn. Zen
enc orpbtca, Den unoen blep loa-
RET. - Sun nnuebe oonif Serritori-
nm, men cr iieIae "9tationuItibenoe"
cnoml life fltloct al DC ~uOicnOte ban.
lie Srd9oncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Stibsaftiernc iulScr.

bcnboun meoocle3 oen t4be ,Simi.-
Eoa Nerien ibap ioruariageoc Wieo.
oelelicn ON ct luagcrc Truatmurfer
'tcrft <rSiulo / GnnpifibSaftier-
huorni n0'iili0e baIc0c 20 30 Yru,
cent. ! oct me ScilitibSuftic'cl,
ltdb "Niupnlp2" bpiS ileltc Sfibc cl
nprltc, lit ItticteguinBcn oerimo>
ioog ct e~ucntprligt 6prleb, ibet ut.
tier Ill Ct 9cleb al 100000 &rpner
lpm ubbeocS al Eri%pntbotten, opcr.
te0ne0ea mcb is Miuioner arollcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Sanmarfs 4abeiteocr.

S"ONINpNi3 ~ ~
lloget Iaaoatt JON ct 6lutbrebe 90.
o%elteoer | 3anmarf - at oemliie ef.
ter ct nteget operiigtligt aurt, Jon
itetop or liogipet af 6oreningen meS
Oct tungoinote Hapn "Sonosforenill.
gen til Suriltiogens Sremme / Sorl,
MARI, og bporaf alt, iom fnn fere
Napn al gooeiteo er iGrlig fremlDe-
pet. Ilene paa SplanoS geitfpit
er Der ct Snes Stpffer, ira Oct be-
fienbte Sans gno / Spo, til set emo
mere fienote Sfagen / Noro, Tau
gornbolm noteres life minore emo
ii Saoelteoer % peb Greiuno og paa
Spuanos Goroiioe primler Der al
Dem - ira Sragsr til @iQeleie. -
Mell eaers er Der 10 onltrent life
Den Del al Sanmart, bppr man life
bar Sapet / HGrbeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
HlnSicliat 0pbsfalh.

benbopn meooeles Den 15oe Suui.-
IA Oen betietlote Sege EuuI Sas.
luno lgaar lpite BILLET / 9ennetts
Hciiebnreau ior at reiie til ariitiu.
ltla, bbor ban ltlloe beltage / en-
neutrality-suspicious., itprteoe bar
pluolelig ON pua @ulpet. SEQ Nn.
fomlten til &ommume.N oipitolet por
ban 900. &on rur 40 9lar gam.
mel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Hurifc Seilifibc Iplat til 0anmarf.

Sorpit-S ernbarfen "Goberiibc" -
1855 9tettotons, bpgget 1873 - er
loIat til Neoeriet :. u. MnherIen,
Stebcnbapn. Gen norite 9arf "slta-
lonta", lom tibliaere bur faret pao
N%illtrallen o1 Spo Incrifa, er iolgt
til Iolbprh boiS Slnbc betegner
9arfcn lom oct l~torite Seilitib, lon
bar uuret Dienmcborenbe / Nal
borg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Zen Sanifc &riasiurifrina 81

&lebcnbapn mco0eles oeu i0oe
Sunt. Zen oouite arigeioriitring
Tor Stlbe oplpIer, at Erpmlieinotug
Ten ira oenS Sprcttel'c inbtil Bite
Warts bar uopiort 2Sta million
aroner. i erlintning er uobeiaI.
334 Wiiuion aroner. gritatuinaer
ior enom life betalte Sfaoer, bporai
nogeu cnNml unberisaes, aniIoaeS
ngunltielte SiliGlbe ill 6 Wtiuioner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Nntumpbilnlnfte. Iro Nipbcnhal

Nntumubilulgffe. Sra aIpbcn6aul
meOoelcs Den 10Oc Suni. Geo llfor.
li9tigbco ira Gbanffereu tlerte igaal
Mites Ell Nutonlobil, hpori SperIugC
&i~crrc9uoros Suitrit og to Sgnnel
lao, itN puo Sanclcgemet, uetop Jon
Eo9ct brlIicoc irem / Nprbeoen al
SolbUf. Nlltompbilcn bleu iuIoItrll.
dig tnuit SucrIugcua t3.uarigt
SeH 0rubtca % Gbolliioren blcu 90.
oclig Inurct. Srn &icrregooro % Scr
6saartNe Spn blep buorot fupitet
bragt pau Splcbtiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Huitn Snbac.

Gn Sop "Goiiec Sugar, , Sop
Der @rouuIneo SllQor, "a aop 6les
&c, p Sop iteniri 8o'iurr I Gheitc
Sner. Sc tire 9opper Suffer %
Ileocn foQeS iommen til man pcN
al hare set on / S&uonO fan iormc
set Tom en- auaIe. Get lelteS "a
itror al SIoen % Smorct rerc2 /.
Rour oct cr noQct o%ificIct BABES Mo.
inferno /, oq oct pi@pe5 no til Oci
er inf % ieuut. let bUloeS ~
en- oilanq Innrrt &nnOc "a there's
on / Sirtuutcr mco en- itorp MuiO.
Wfon fan benntte @nluoNticrncr lite
set FOR Noiiner ON man ot'fer oct
Snis 6ltoqen ihrlOe belunOc al
"iutre" iia, mems man boIocr pao al
pispc Den, ioo fuu man bouc liot
mere 5ls0e /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Marbns nbcn Was. 1ru Sir

IHrUuS HUCH Vuc. tSlu " Ippelts
bapn meooeles ben 14oe Sllni. -
Sumtlige aorbus' &ommltnearbei.
oere er ibag iloeblepet ira Irbeioet
6osperfet, @or1operfet og Gleftrici.
tetsperfct Itaar. aariageu til Son.
fliften er, at N~rbeioernes 2sns-
frap fife er opiDlbt. Get fore
lebige &eIultot er, at gpen er uoen
@as.
Scnere melodies: Muriagen til
Den fonmunale Streif ifploe$ Cir
beiocrnea arop ON Simebetalingens
6orbeielie ira 80 til 20 gre. Set
fonmunale Senaitbpule ttlbpo 60
Gre Sinlen, 90 aromers Sprti0Stil-
lag og 20 &roner pr. Barn, bpuo
Nrbeioerne forfalteoe. "a Gano-
pertS- % Observation-Disclosures bar
Woanebsfontrott, iaar Den ipoife
Sopeoitab Nano % @leftricitet TO-
rclebig, men 10000 @nsfnrbrllgere
romneoes itrar, % gpens Ipiier,
Ionl er afbGitgige al Castor pningen,
fan ltcppe noIomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Sra Odnmarf.
SaImarfS Sprnfurlnminu.

~"HH'"FlV WVFHTUI THWlNW. " fYIU
Hlpberbaun n~leooeles Den l5oe Sunni.
Teglerln9cn bete9uer Ganmarfs
aorniituotion iom tiIfreoSitiQenoe.
Zen norife Camper "Hoalo Sarl"
penteS BERTH meb 10000 Ssnoer
Jtllg ira Irdangel. Sra Anlerifo
ueutes = Gampere meo $4,000 Een.
Der Rltg, boorneo &anbet CT iitret
Sorn for lang Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
froner. SiefriasfprIifrinaen IL

aroner. SisfrigsiorIifringen Tor
Tarer bar / iamme Siosrnm bapt
benpeb ~ Milioner arorer nettp /
FrGmieinbtpgt. 8 S~faoeserltat-
ninger er uobetaIt Az Miaion aro.
ner. Seslloen er annlclot grtrafrap
pan inotil 5 Wiuioner &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
GDnlr HunS.

6piS mon latte Strpaeicrnct pno
cH Nuriter Nricf), piI oct holOe
Garmc / iiq meaet Longer. emo ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Rpiiu % 9uooel. Srso.

Gre Stopper McIf, I Sop &anO,
y Sbeife Snlt, "A Stop Suffer, I
Sage "ycait, "a aop itcneoe Roiincr,
a Sop iteneoe 0aoler % NOT
"@hole @bcdt" -WicI, lno Nct blir Ell
paste inIt 0cig. MeIfcn opuurmc&,
Snltet oq Silfferct rprc@ / oa near
WeIfen er n%ifislet, iuu Sen bare cr
I%unter, rercS "Dcnlten" | % not
NfCl, iua oct blir Ell bleb CeiQ. 0cns
ne ilaaeS goot % lGtteS poo ct uormt
Steb, I'll ben bar bGuet ii9 go0t.
0u hapeS H%oliucrne % 0uNlcrne l.
beggc 9eIe opbntfrt oa opcrorp3ict
meo Mel, og iou nrbcioe3 Ioo me.
get Wiel /, at set bIiper Ell riqtiN loit
0cig. Nuor Ocune cr fno0et 9o6t,
iormca oct iom &roo, oQ oi3ie itour
til De bar bGUet liz goot. Son itcgcS
&c / cit miobcl@uurm @oQcroun / 40
Ntlnlttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11

efrip otter 9rspreremplarer al "Eccurab.
epitci, % scc Nrncn"! Gtuigitc % melt itb,
breotc Hurile gluh / Nmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11

$500 with Blasting Lire ard AddeS
Seam AHouamoe) MILDLY Blouse for
Misses and Small Women, 10 and
is years.
$3.50 Plated Skirt. with or without
Yoke and Suspenders for Mises and
Small Women. 10 and 10 yeanA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Snprcmcls Guufics.

20 Stopper Suffer, p Stop Smsr,
10 SOP Smult, ; Spiicitecr 100
Melf, I lioen Sbcife @ofinQ Toms
ser, , 5beiteer aonel, Ell Spi'elte
ehoif, 3 Stopper "Holleb Cot@", }
aoppcr Mel, I Gbeite Sooo oG /
app Hoiiner. Suffer % SnnlIt oG
Smer rereS til 5Ieoe. Soooen no
rsres I liot @ono oa Den % Noiilter
ne reres I, eitcr at olt oct oprIge cr
rsrt /. Set maa rerrs riatig aoot
ON, cfter at aItiug er fommet l. lon
set fon bIipe goot innmcrlbIo1oet.
Gn ltor 9beifeiuIo 40 @onacn lH8
aes uo opcr imnlrtc FanOer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
Sfutifc Sbefaaer.

ct 9gg, ~ SOP Suffer, 4 2he
ifc imcltet Smer, "a SbeIfc Salt,
IL Gheifc @onilic % en- Sop "RoIieo
SutS~. 9gaaet uiepes, Suffrrct ba
pes / ga oet pi9peS ri0tig goht cftcr.
ton. Saa bar MAJ imon Siotter
al oct uooper imurt Eupir, o. rercr
set uoopcr, Iaa set blir innoa, runoc,
flaoe auQer. De itcqeS 9anife lang
font pmtrent ~ Minitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-11
BUFFET os Kieffenet.
Gurn flafc Macarepns.
Rteiaertt Al en- ptaftiH onsucp,r

en- itpr Sop "Soniteo Gorl
SlofcS", 12 aop Suffer, y aol
Gocoanui, ? 9eegebpioer, Iiot salt
&c TO sgaaehpiber piSpes itiuc, i1o
pispes alt Def eprige ino / sGgle.
hpiocrre, bporpon oct Ipgqes 49, Ell
Sbclfefulb as @ollen - i Gon6cr,
Tom er belagt meb innirt Tapir. DC
iieaes orntrent 3 Minuter i en- mo-
Qenlitnbe he's gaprroun.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-10-28
How to Recoup.

Curdled Custard.-Suppose your boil
ed custard curdles. Try putting it in
a very cold basin and beating it brisk
~. Another plan is to add a tea
spoonful of corn flour mixed to paste
with water. Cook this for few min
utes, then strain the thickened custard
into a glass dish.
To Thicker Batter.-In mixing any
pudding made with batter you may
add too much liquid If you are in a
hurry. If your batter is too thin,
thicken it with white breadcrumbs.
When cream doesn't whip stand 1t
where 1t will get very cold, then add
to it the white Of an egg and beat
them together thoroughly.
II mayonnaise curdles put the yolk
Of an egg into a very cold basin and
add the curdled sauce drop by drop,
stirring steadily all the time.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-10-28
LABOR VOTE NOT Deliverable
This Is the Outstanding Fact Which
Political Philosophers Deduce From
the Defeat In Maine of Repre-
sentative McGiIlicuddy.

From among the numerous lessons
or conclusions which the political phi
losophers can draw from the Maine
election one lesson or conclusion
stands out more sharply defined than
any other. 1t jumps at you.
The labor vote, for the sake OF
which the Poltroon Congress tarred and
feathered itself with its own hands
only a dozen days ago. is not delivera-
BILE by traders who pretended to sell it.
This salient fact Of the election Is IL
Iustrated conspicuously in the Second
Congress district. There are few places
within the confines of our republic
where labor is relatively stronger than
In the city Of Lewiston, the home city
of Representative McGillicudy, and he
has made a speciality Of it in his own
political practice. In the Second Maine.
II anywhere, would there be indica-
lions Of any return, in the shape of
votes, for the surrender Of Congress to
the four Brotherhoods. After a cam
paign which might almost be called
desperate in its effort to save McGilli-
cuddy and one Democratic seat In the
House from the Republican onset, Mr..
McGillicudy was defeated by an ad-
verse plurality of nearly 40, whereas
he had been elected to the Sixty-sec-
ond Congress by a plurality Of 1889
and to the Sixty-third by 1,2s1.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-10-28

Mr.. Haas was born in Chicago, No
vember Is, 1857 and was educated in
the public schools of this city. He was
employed by Jameson & Morse Print
ing Co. in 1874. He entered the
employ of J. S. Barnes & Co. (Hatters
and Furriers) as errand boy and became
a partner in 1890. He continued in
business until elected Clerk of the SAM
tary District of Chicago in 1898. He
resigned on June IL, 1900, on account
of the illness of his partner.
Mr.. Haas was elected State Senator
from the 25th Senatorial District in
l9O2-19O6. AS State Senator he intro
duced and was instrumental in passing
many important measures. He was
Chairman of the Chicago Charter Com
mittee of the 44th General Assembly.
Among the important bills which he
introduced, which are now laws, were
the bills creating the Municipal Courts
of Chicago, which abolished the old
Police Justice System; the bill creating
Forest Preserve which is making posi-
BILE the conservation of woodlands in
the County for Public Park purposes;
a bill for consolidation of Public Park
Systems, and several other bills giving
to the park boards power to maintain
and govern the Parks and Boulevards
under their control; bill fixing the
date limit on the time which persons
could sue a municipality for personal
injuries, a law which has saved Chi
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-10-28
k'coNfEST OF CHARACTER,
NOT OF WEASEL WORDS
Cardinal Question In This Campaign 10
Whether the People Want In the
White House O Phrase Maker
or O Man Who Backs
Words With Deeds

Woodrow Wilson excels in the ar
tistry Of politics beyond the capacity
of Charles Evans Hughes to compete,
Were the current campaign a game OF
professional politics instead Of a con-
test of character between two candi-
dates for the highest Office In the gift
of the people Mr.. Wilson would walk
AWAY with the prize next November.
All his life he has made a study OF
form-first of literary form-and lat
terly of political form. In the first
period he mastered a style peculiarly
his own and peculiarly characteristic
The study Of words and their multi
plicity of meaning always fascinates
him, so much that Princeton class
mate recently said Of him, Tommy
has lived with words so long he thinks
they are real things" Thence comes
his collection of what Theodore Roose-
velt's Maine guide calls weasel
words" That is-"he can take word
and weasel It around and suck the
meaning out of it like a weasel sucks
an egg, until it don't mean anything Mt
all. no matter what it sounds like IL
means" Thence came also the series
of catch phrases, so fascinating In
sound, so false In suggestion; so easy
to read. so hard to understand. So 1t Is
that he is able to be on all sides OF
every public question while covering
his circuitous course with a flow OF
words that roll as easily from bis pen
az a brook through the meadow. 1t Is
his artfulness in the use Of words that
enables him to pose as ian amateur In
politics" while playing the game with
the skill Of a professional Whatever
his ineptitude In other respects, he Is
easily first among presidents In the
artistry of politics, and he would win
next November were that the test.
Compare the Witness Of Mr.. Wilson
with the straightforwardness Of Mr.
Hughes. Compare the smooth style OF
the one with the rugged diction OF the
other. The one is as complex in the use
of words as the other is simple. 1t Is
case of sonorousness versus strength
Mr.. Hughes is depending upon the
strategy Of straighforwardness and
the strength of sincerity; upon the
force of facts instead Of upon the fc-
ton of a phrase, to win his case be-
fore the jury Of the nation. His appeal
is to the head and not the ear or the
people; to their intelligence and not to
their emotion; to their heroic side and
not to their hysterical side. 1t Is an
appeal to the courage Of the country
and not to its cowardice. Mr.. Hughes
could not If he would perform In
year the political tricks that Mr.. VIII
son can do In a day. The question to-
day is whether the people want in the
White House for the next four years a
! phrase maker or a history maker, a
man Of many sayings or a man who
backs his words with deeds. There Is
a fundamental difference between the
two candidates which marks the line
of cleavage in this extraordinary cam
paign-"Hughes means what he says"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-10-28

serving his country with the Eighth
Regiment, Illinois National Guard, on
the Mexican border.
The first of this week Mr.. Anderson s
mandamus suit came up before Judge
NJ. L. Mckinley, in the Superior Court
and in a few moments time, he knocked
his contentious into a cooked hat.
Attorney Albert B. George, repre-
scented Mr.. Jackson and if Lawyer An
derson, desires to assist to help to make
the laws for the people of Illinois he
can never do it, by attempting to I'M
horse Major Jackson, who could run as
an independent candidate and could be
reelected to the legislature from the
third Senatorial district, against the
United efforts, of all the opponents;
that could be hurled against him.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-10-28

cago and other cities hundreds of thou
sands of dollars.
Mr.. Haas also voted for amendments
to the Torrens System which has broad
ened its scope.
Mr. Haas was elected County Clerk
in 1906 and conducted the business of
that office in an efficient manner.
The Recorder is the official custodian
of all the records affecting the title
of every piece of property in this coun-
ty. He conducts big business, requir,
ing the attention of a man of consid-
cradle business experience. For sc
years Chicagoans have known me as a
business man. If elected Recorder i
promise to give that Office the benefit
of my years of experience.
A great deal of my time and atten'
ton will be devoted to the Torrens
office, of which the Recorder is the of,
fetal head. The Torrens system is in,
expensive and once the property is put
under it, a transfer can be had in a
very short time and for the small con-
sideration of So. 1t is an admirable sys'
tenn for poor and rich alike but more
particularly for the small property own
er who wants relief from the expensive
system of abstracts of title.
If 1 am elected Recorder I promise
to have the Torrens system organized
along the most scientific business lines;
1 propose further to hire the best lega
talent obtainable for the highly special
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-10-28
What's the Use?

A cavalry recruit was suffering his
first field day. He managed to con-
troll himself and his horse fairly we'll
until the guns went off. Then the
beast jibed and capered, and the rider
dismounted rather hurriedly, but he
was quickly back in his seat again.
Again the guns sounded, and again
the raw rider was thrown. This time
he calmly went round to his horses
head and stood there holding the reins
and patting it soothingly.
"Why don't you mount again, man."
roared the sergeant furiOusly.
"Wot's the gOod?" replied the recruit
disconsolately. Those blooming guns
will go off again in a minute.
don Globe.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-10-28
Lengthy and Monotonous.

One of the most curious contracts
entered into by an operate artist was
that agreed to by Farinellk When he
visited Spain, Philip V. was suffering
from mental depression, from which
nothing aroused him until the arrival
of FarinelH The queen was so de-
lighted to see her royal spouse once
more interested that she engaged Fari-
nelli at a salary of $4,000 to remain
in Madrid This he did, singing the
same four songs to the king every
night for ten years.
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WILLIAM G.. AMBER
SON FAILED TO MAJOR ROBERT
R. JACKSON IN HIS COURT PRO
CEEDINGs BEFORE JUDGE M. L.
MCKINLEY.

Attorney William G. Anderson, who
failed to break into the city council as
the head alderman from the Second
Ward last spring; has been foolish
enough to believe; that he could fight
his way into the legislature of Illinois
by inducing one of the judges of the
Superior Court, to declare in some
round about way; that Major Robert
R. Jackson would not be entitled to
serve as a member of the legislature if
elected, simply because, he has been
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What Shade to Pick For Your New
Warm Suit.

What Shade to Pick For Your New
Warm Suit.
Broadcloths and velours will come
first in fall street fabrics, and then
serges and poplins. Plain stuffs will
take the place of stripes, and staple
colors will be more used than unusual
ones, although there will be some dark
toned stripes and perhaps somber
plaids. 1t will be what manufacturers
call a "plain season." which may be
the natural reaction from the stripes
and checks, the plaids and ruff1es and
the bright sports colors Of the spring
and summer. And the staple colors in
this case, it is believed, will be mid
night blue, myrtle green, plum, taupe,
wine, gray, brown, burgundy, navy
blue and black.
The poplins and gaberdines will be
used for suits of the early fall before
broadcloth is needed for its warmth
and general look Of winter, although
medium weight broadcloth with high
satin shine is right for the warmer
weather. There will be some coverts
and needle cords too.
Cashmere velours will be used for
both suits and coats, as well as for
sport skirts. And since sport clothes
are as much in demand in fall and
winter as in summer, and since this is
the best sport material for cold wealth.
er, the dark colors Of the other mate
rails will not entirely hold good for
velours.
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lied work required in that Office. 1
shall not attempt to use that most i'm
portant branch of public service for
political purposes or for my personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
If the growth of the Torrens system
has not been as great as its merits
Justify, it is due entirely to the fact
that people do not have confidence in
the political appointments which here
tofore have been made in this Office.
ONLY men of skill and experience in ex-
aiming title should be employed in
the Torrens Office. With the experts
which 1 shall employ, with my personal
application of business methods, I shall
make the Torrens system more popular
in this country than it has been here
tofore. 1 propose to make that the dis
tinguishing feature of my administra-
tion.
Mr.. Haas is a member of many fra
ternal, social and other organizations.
Chief among them are Maplewood Coun-
ell No. 1924, Royal Arcanum; Enterprise
Council No. so, Royal League, Kilwin-
ming Lodge No. 81, A. F. & A. NJ;
Oriental Consistory; Medinah Temple;
Wicker Park Mannenchor; Verein
Deutsche Presse; Sliepner Athletic Club;
Brentana Neighborhood Association;
Aurora Turn Verein; Chicago Sharp,
shooters Association.-Adv.