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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
CHEERS FOR WILSON
Five Minute Ovation at Mention of
Presidents Name in England.

Manchester England. Jan. ga
Mention of President Wilson's name
by G. ]. Warder in opening the confer
ence of the labor party here today, was
cheered for five noisy minutes
the ovation was spontaneous the
presiding officer intending only brief
est mention of the American peace
suggestions
Action of Ministers Henderson.
Hodge and Barnes, of the labor party,
in joining with Premier Lloyd George
in the formal convention of the re
construction of government" was over
whelmingly approved by the conven-
ton.
The action was taken despite the
fact that such a joining with other po-
litical parties is constructively in vio-
lation of the labor party's tenets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
Tonight's Concert.

The free concert in representative
hall tonight by Prof. Henry Edward
Malloy of the Fort Hays Kansas Nor
NAL school brings to Topeka for the
legislature one of the men whose mu-
steal work in Kansas has been con-
structive and valuable as well as ar
tistic. He has beer a chief factor in
awakening in northwestern Kansas a
love of good music. He was for a
number of years at Lindsborg and con-
Quoted the Messiah there. He has, it
is said, a fine baritone voice. The
concert tonikht is open to the people
of Topeka as well as the members of
the legislature and their families in
representative hall. Every one is in
vited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
new AUDITORIUM PLAN
Business Men May Donate Money to
Help Remodel Building.

Rumors are af1oat that efforts will
be made to put thru new PROPOSE
ton for the. erection of a new audi
torium or to remodel the old one. An
attempt to vote bonds for 100000 to
remodel the auditorium was lost in
special election last year but Topekans
who do things have not yet given up
the idea.
1t is reported that a number of
prominent merchants of Topeka are
considering plan to subscribe
thousand dollars each to the amount
of thirty thousand and then ask the
taxpayers of the city to do the rest
The matter, it is understood, will be
brought up at the regular city election
in the spring.
Topeka merchants who desire to
mold the entire teachers convention
are supposed to be behind the plan.
1t has not taken material form vet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
STUNTS FOR SOLONS
Akc-Pots Make Preparations to Take
I'm Members of Legislature.

The legislative committee of the
Ake-Pot Sterboos met at the Chamber
of Commerce this noon to devise ways
and means of initiating the legislators
in the famous Topeka organization
Friday night. An hours session under
the guidance of George Godfrey Moore
and Doctor Ernest developed enough
stunts to entertain two legislatures
instead of one.
The legislators are said to be unan-
imously looking forward to initiation
into the famous Topeka organization.
and the Ake-Pot Sterboos state that
there will be no disappointment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
SENATE NOTES.

The senate committee of the whole
accommodates for passage a bill by
Kimba1 of Labette, setting forth con-
ditions under which judgments may
be opened up when taken in the abb
sence of the defendant.
First, he must file his motion with
in ten days. Second, that he pay the
judgment or confess the judgment.
Third, that he file an affidavit that he
has just and valid defense to the
plaintiffs claim.
The peddler bill by Doerr of Paw
nee, the Introduction of which brought
a flood of petitions to the senate, was
recommended for passage by the COM
mittee of the whole. 1t requires the
payment of licenses by peddlers: An
annual tax of $25, if using an auto
mobile or other vehicle, the license to
be $50. But the bill does not apply
to persons living within a county for
one year.
w. Y. Morgan, lieutenant governor
and president of the senate wishes 90
correct statement made thru the
newspapers. In Saturdays review Of
the legislative week it was stated that
the house was ahead of the senate
that it had passed seven original bills
lille the senate had passed only two.
Taking those figures as a basis -
said Governor Morgan, 81 leave it to
any fair-minded man if the senate is
not ahead of the house. 1t is just five
bills ahead of the house"
Eight bills were reported killed by
committees during the short hour the
senate was in session Monday after
noon. The anaesthetic was admins
tered to the following measures:
Senate bill SO. by Laing, giving the
supreme court authority to fix rules
for all inferior courts.
Senate bill "a, by Schoch, relating to
wife desertion.
Senate bill 56, by Laing, providing
for majority jury verdict.
Senate bill 10, by Mccain, relating
to the salaries of deputy county attor-
neys.
Senate bill 1913, by Kanavel, by re-
quest, relating to the payment of court
stenographers in certain cases.
Senate bill 165, by Kanavel, by re-
quest, local bill relating to county
commissioners of Harvey county.
Senate bill 1873, by Malone, meas
sure requiring the publication of mar
riage banns
The latter measure was given con-
siderable publicity over the state when
it was introduced by Senator Malone
of Rawlins. 1t was calculated to take
all the romance out of courtShip. 1t
provided that no wedding should be
performed in Kansas until the inten-
tons of the couple had been published
given number of times. No surprise
weddings, no elopements, no rapid
courtships. The committee to which
it was referred was not entirely void of
sentiment and killed the bill.
The senate committee on federal and
state affairs has reported out without
recommendation senate joint resolu-
ton No. by Barr of Bourbon-one of
the resolutions paving the way for a
new Kansas constitution.
The bill introduced in the senate by
Wilson of Washington, permitting
state banks to accept deposits in ex-
cess of ten times the capital and sur
plus has been reported out by the COM
mittee on banks and banking with
the recommendation that it be passed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
ROTARIANS

Kindly make reservations for San
Carlos Opera Co. thru the secretary,
George w. Hart. Phone $50, 107 West
Seventh street.-Advertisem
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
TO AUCTION R. R. HERE
Kansas & Colorado at Foreclosure
Sale in Topeka, Feb. %.

st. Louis, Jan. 23.-Announcement
was made today that the Kansas &
Colorado railway, a part of the Mis-
souri, Pacific system. would be sold
at auction at Topeka, Kan, at noon,
February %.
This railway comprises l ,450 miles
of the Missouri Pacific in Kansas.
The foreclosure sale of the Missouri
Pacific railroad and Iron Mountain
system at st. Louis, was also an
nounced today, the sale being set for
EehruarY 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

OLIVER p. KINNETT. age 81, died at
o'clock this morning at his home in Wa
karusa. Arrangements for the funeral will
be made later.
OLOF SWANSON, age &c, died last night
at his home, 335 Quinton Boulevard. The
funeral will be held at = 80 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon in Penwell's chapel. Inter
ment in Topeka cemetery
DOLCE GOFF. The funeral will be
held at o'clock Wednesday afternoon III
Penwell chapel Interment in Topeka Gem
etery.
j. c. BLACK. formerly of Topeka died
Sunday in st. Louis. He was resident
of Topeka for many years. The funeral
was held this afternoon at O'Clock In
Penwell's chapel. Interment in Topeka
cemetery. Mr.. Black is survived by two
sons, John X. Black and Orlo I. Black.
He was member of Shawnee lodge No. 1,
l. o. .. +.
MORRIS B. BAILEY, formerly of To-
peka, died in Washington, D. c. accord
ing to word received in Topeka today
Mr.. Bailey lived in Topeka for many years
but went to Washington when the pension
department in which he was employed was
transferred theres He leaves wife and
two sons, Roy L. Bailey of Topeka and e.
A Bailey of Amarillo, Texas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
Lathrop, Mo, Has 100000 Fire

ST. Joseph, Mo, Jan. ga block
of buildings in the main portion of
Lathrop, Mo, was destroyed by fire
today and the loss is estimated at
100000. Lathrop is the western
headquarters for buyers of horses for
the use of the allies armies and big
stocks were carried by the merchants,
making the merchants losses heavy.
The telephone exchange was de-
StrOVeO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
We wish to thank ouI

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
many expressions of sympathy shown
US during cur recent bereavement
Also for the beautiful floral offerings
MIR. AND MRS. GUY GRIFFIN.
advertisement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
LOCAL MENTION

Fred Pierce, of 119 Quincy street,
lacked but one qualification for en-
trance into the navy. He was an inch
under the prescribed height for a boy
of seventeen His excellent record in
all other branches of the eXamina ton
led Chief Gunner's Mate R. L. Billings
to submit the matter to the depart
ment, and he was allowed to enter the
service. He left today for the Great
Lake training station, to prepare for
The postal card found in the pound
can of Rumford Baking Powder will
admit you free to the Midwinter Ex-
Clifford Frost, VINO last fall inflict-
ed such sereve- injuries on Ed Bennett
Whlle both men were prisoners in the
county Jail that he died from their
etfects. was sentenced to one year in
the county Jail by Judge Whitcomo,
upon pleading guilty of the offense.
Manhattan Cleaners Phone 1859.
ADV.
Social dance at Moose hall. We'd
nesday evening. Gents Csc; ladies free
Union unsteady
The commencement exercises of the
Topeka high school will be held N
the city auditorium February 16 The
members of the class will furnish a
large part of the program which will
contain several musical numbers. The
class day exercises will be held Friday
January 26, in the high school audi-
torium. The seniors wilt distribute in
vitations among their friends and
these will serve as tickets of adrni.,-
sion. Glass day the Annual will an
pear Registration for the term he
gins at o'clock Monday morning
Those entering the sub-freshman class
from the brades are to appear for en-
rollment at H.
F. A. Rooster. D. D. S. TO Mills
Bldg. Special attention given to pyor-
rhea and oral prophylaxis.-Adv
! Safety razor blades sharpened bet
ter than new. 25c-35c doz. Brunt-
Martin Drug Co--Adv.
( Members of the Rotary club are
asked to see George NJ. Hart, club
secretary, before making their reser-
vations for the performance of Aida
by the san Carols Opera company,
January 81 1t is intended that the
Rotarians and their wives sit in a
body
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
Danish Vessel to Bottom.

London. Jan. 23.-The Danish
amship Klampenborg of 1.7S5 tons
gross has been sunk, according to an
announcement made today at Lloyds
shipping agency. The Klampenborg
was 265 feet long and was built at
Newcastle in 1889. She was owned in
C,nrnr1 Ia gen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

The Bureau of Soils of the department
last year mapped in detail the various soils
of "a AZ, 40 acres in 10 areas in % states.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

CLOSING prices for the leading stocks on
The New York Stock Exchange as re-
ported by Thos. J. Myers. Broker. Column
bian Blug)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
SHIPS BOILER BLOWS UP
Many Killed and Injured; Loss of
Dominican Steamer Heavy.

Santo Domingo, Jan. 23.-Many
persons on board the Dominican coast
steamer Carib were killed and others
severely injured by the explosion of
the steamers boiler, which wrecked
the vessel. The material loss will be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23
New York Money Market

New York, Jan 23.--MONEY-Merc n tile
paper, 31A per cent. Sterling 6 day bills
4.I2A commercial, 60 day bills on banks
4.72A commercial 60 day bills, 47I15: de,
mand' 475& cables, 4.76 7-16 Francs, de-
mand, 5.S42s cables. 5.s3% Marks de
mand, 671a cables. 675s Kronen. demand
1G:63; cables, 1910. Guilaers 40 13-I6 ;
cables. 40Is. Lires. demand 10: cables
7.09. Rubles, demand. $3.50: cables. .. 90
Bar silver, 1613c; Mexican dollars. so Gov
ernment bonds, steady; railroad bonds
irregular. Time loans. steady: GO DAVIS
224 80 days, pa 6 months, 3d3L.
Call money. steady: high. 9: low. Ia :;
ruling rate. 1s4 +: last loan, .: closing bid
1A offered at ::
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

New York Cotton Mar

New Orleans, Jan. z3.-COTTON-Spot.
quiet, Is points off; middling, 1851
New York Cotton Market
New York, Jan. 23.-COTTON-Spot.
quiet; middling uplands. II %. No sales
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

F. A. Rooster. D D. s., TO Mills
Bldg. Special attention given to pyor-
rhea and oral prophylaxis.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

Safety razor blades sharpened bet
ter than new. 25c-35c doz. Brunt.
Martin Drug Co--Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

The postal card found in the pound
can of Rumford Baking Powder will
admit you free to the Midwinter Ex-
pOSition.-AdV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

Social dance at Moose hall, Wed
nesday evening. Gents 25c; ladies free.
Union music-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

The bill introduced in the senate by
Wilson of Washington, permitting
state banks to accept deposits in ex-
cess of ten times the capital and sur
plus has been reported out by the COM
mittee on banks and banking with
the recommendation that it be passed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-23

Manhattan Cleaners. Phone 1859.
ADV.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03

get meb Slater og aruffer, bar boz
ret | itobig Sart %peItoper. Wen III
er oct altiaa iorbi, o9 Here grGnbe-
plnsbanolere / Spillingbperne ~ilittter
mi 5orretninaen. Get er ncmIig
life olene Safotaerne, Der MI afitGn.
aes, me DC Al al Winneiota5 Count
tper, Der III er terIagte uroer Goull-
tp Option, ben itore Snbianer5oue
iantt mango andre terre gper / paa.
De Counter er nnoerfaitet Den iam-
me 2op. I Observation-Disclosures til
oisie Steoer err iorbilOt, LEGION
Observation-Disclosures Ipertisie-
menter og Girful9rer life. eiennem
Boiten fan ienbeS bertil. "grpr.
Demonstrations Gage er iorbi," err
flrrebe George g. Saiiorb, Super-
intcnbcnt at Winnciota g~ntiialoon
Scagltc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Sun asiurere mob gmtpmubiltppc.

Solith Gatotas iipe gsiurancelop er
III efter ben lite Suli troaot frat,
o. giler fan asiureres ligeiaauel
moo Sppe iom moo grauo % Storm.
ilIpffer.
Gammct peo @aat eifuo. Miis
Sa5eI SprenIon PEG Srpant blep
forleoen rammet / Rnffen al en- Sc.
p9rfusle, bporpeo bum lammeOes /
Irmle og Ben. Sfuooet 'ufiprebes
peo ct llbeIb, netop iom Miis Ssren.
ion ifuloe iige Sarpel til en- ung
Wanb, Der itob fGrbig til at bragg
no paa Ell Sa9ttur.
Seffcriom itormes. Zen lille SD
Sciierion, Der bar South 9afpta5
nrrmeite Saie ira Siour Gitp, blep
bogItauelig talt beitormet De iibite
faa Gage al SUM, fer 6o~rbuoslooen
traabte ifraft, og 9pens TO Salooner
oa TO Gngrosforretninger iiges at ba.
be glort Ell rent fabelagtig 6orret-
nirg. WGnb itob / Innge Hrffer /
@aoen, Dcntenoe paa Ell Inlcbning
til at Hippo inc, og De opitableoe 81
faster bagenfor bper Sorretning on,
fog ioa pplbige Nimeniioner, at oct
belle Iaa no iom ct mleget iterft beiG-
ltet Sort. Ersien pao 2l lteg ira 3
til Z Collars pr. aasie, og BET for
tPlles, at De fire Gusorifbaltolere al
og til bragtc De i~notagne Serge til
gonfen / Better, ba nleget berai par
| Sslp. Set fortolteS cropioerc
mco arap paa SrooGroigbeo, at Den
enc Saloonpert bar bllot $4,000 for
lin Sorrctning DC to iioIte Gage, men
at ban afilog Silbl,oet, ibet ban pel-
teoe at tiene mere Sc TO Gage. Sem
Tognlaoningcr 81 og 8rGroepirl
oentc0es at onfomnle 2prbag Wtio-
bag, bpllfet bar ben iibltc Sorielloel-
'e, Sernbanen piloe tage ino til On
Ell. Q. 3. Gain, Ell al Sal%oonpcrter.
he / Sefferion, bnpbe for en- Sum al
$4,000 fisbt en- Saloon / Wunfa.
TO, W'inn., og o9tebe itrar at forfeit,
te Sorretning Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
@tscpnTn.

Ser Sptre pan fem Nar. Sobn
Murpbp, Der oriper ct Sliffenilager-
perflteo / Hacine, blcp iorIeoen Den
lpffelige 6ooer til Srillinger = ols
le ire Eiger. Otter at bare p9ret
gift / lem Iar bar Wtr. pg Mrs.
Wilrpbp III Ter Sptre.
Spnoagslnfnins inofpres. 9roplr
Gountps Sberiff bor ublteot Srore
ON, at alle Salopner mao boloes
Iuffet poa Spnooge. @reen Ban
bar III ogioa "tsr" Spnoag, ioet
Mopor Sail er gipet ct betinlelig
BARREL / oerulc Hctning al Sor Mioer
&allep efficiency Seague.
&aanar Smtucot 5:ir Tlppcr. Sct
bcficnotc Sfileber Gagnar SmtueOt.
ser peo Sournalnentet / Colorado
SpringS oalbt oct rationale Weiter'
fob iom iaaban, bar ulloer ct Seieg
/ Superior mebbelt, at ban bar ar-
lpgt ON Sptagclie / Npiationsforp-
JET. Wtr. Smtpeot er MI boiat / Gbi-
cugu.
Subafsaulinsen b%cifabiae.. Gu
beitig Storm, leoia9et al Sogl, gil
Mat til 29oe SS>itni oper ga Crosse oa
%ernpn Gpuntper, og itpr Sfaoe on.
taaes iiGr at pGre nrrettet poa 20
bufsoplingen. Grter % Bonner,
huorai iaar er plantet meget, belfa-
bigeoes pgiaa. Yfinore Sroer bort
repes al De opiprtlnleoc gGffe, %
@pen 60 GrpSic blep enbel al Soun-
tpfGngilct berppet lit Gag al ben
bcftige Sino.
Streif ~iorcbpssst ! "a Grrsic. Gr
o~lnlinoelig slrbeihsneol1gaclic al
Sporpeisliniernes aonbufterer %
Mptnrm0no i ga Crosse blep fore.
bpaget iorrige l,ee, ioet @iSconiir
Iailwan Sight & Eorer So. inbpil-
oeoe en- 9ensforbeielie al 8 Gents pr
Sime. 2onoufterer 90 NotormGnf
betoles MI 26 Gents pr. Sime bei
isrItc Mar, 81 Gents oct anbet sla,
90 80 Gents pr. Sime, ON De er 9l'
ore / Sieneiten.
TpobnS miitcr i'm buioe Sauau
ella @bipple. Der fsr par gift mel
M aiosoe "Wfiiitang Mac" eller Or
Mac Tonalbion, Ell goo Ben a
@bitc @eaper, bar iorlaot lin rebt
G0tcherres Suite paa ell al Serne
@iSiisiippiilooen peo ga GroSie ol
or pcnot tiIhaae iii lit eget Golf. Set
iortrlles. at eli Seu al ieritc Ggte
ifob bcrTacSe Mobcrcn til at iorlae,
lin 3sobnb, bpiS Gapn iorrclien q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Wontana.

Sbnsfurbpielie. Nortbern Tacific
@anen bar forbeiet Sgnnen ior line
Irbeioere / Sipingltos, Duties, Sa,t.
relS % Billings Serfitcber meo 5
Gents pr. Sime. 6orbsielien ifal
giGloe ira lite SUM.
Snsem GebiaejGngere taales. Sber-
III Gobertion / 2ipingiton lopeoe for
flere Waaneoer iiben, at ser / 2pbet
al Sommeren life ifilloe finoes Sc.
oiggipngere / Earf Gountp, % ban
bar bolOt Orb. Gn Slot Smltreifes
re, Der negteoe at tage Irbeioe bos
Sarmere eller / Gerfiteoer, err MI lat
til Seiarbeioe, og oa De betragtes
iom IrreItanter og boloes nnoer 9e.
D~ogtning, bill oeres tontunte 2pn life
beIsbe fig til meget.
@il fun frige mob "2ansifies."
Observation-Disclosures bar til Sberit
$. 6. Sbompion / WiileS Sin uotalt,
at De life bar nogen Spit til at reiie
oper til europa for at fiGmpe moo
Solf Der, men funoe Der gipe5 Dem
Anleoning til at ilaaeS meo Gang
ifjeg" (Wtericoaere) ,ian piIoe set Doe,
re Dem Ell 6~orneieIie. 2llIe Oisie
&sbbuber / pernepligtig @loer bar
oog regiitreret, % ioet oe giorbe set
te, erflGreoe De nleb mleget betegnell-
DC @ebGrber, at De par iGrOige til al
tage Jig al "Sangifieg."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Gft ~ft00pcnOid
Gm npopcnoig
Hrisforbptelie
paa Symaifimer
ira oen lite. Smli al.

SOM Sslse al ben furtinfte 81.
gang i Eriicrne paa &aamatcrialer,
ium benpttes beS 5abrifatipncn al
"Snsuenncn" Spmaifiner, blir hi
npot til, fra lite Snli AT, at fprbsie
Eriien meb $1.5O fur allc Mubcuers
ELECTROMAGNETIC.
@i foretar benne Yrisiprbpielic
hpiit ngjerne men alligepel | Den Sur.
6isnina, at Dpre &nnocr heller pil
bctale bette life SilGg eno at bli til.
bnot Spmaifincr at rinsere apalitet
enS be Iaifiner, ri / anrcpis bar
iulat til 9anSsmrno 2aubct pper.
81 baaber oerfur, at mar De trGn.
ger en- Spmaifin, &c ba %anifafier
Gem en- al be npe Mobeller al "Sus.
rennen", ben melt pupnlrre Iafim
blanbt 9anosmGno | Nmerifa. Zen
er % blir frcmoeles ben biliaite %
beSite mp.to.bate Spmaifin paa War-
fcoct.
B. PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03

Charles @bitepater. Gen unse
"Wuitang Wac," DER er iaa Zig fin
Sar, Iotn nogeit Sen fan bore, bar
noe | @eiten tient fig Ell life nbetpoe'
lig 8orruue, % oa ban MI efter IL
Nars Sorlob - eller iioen ban fit
lin r9oe Stebiaoer - igien belsgte
Moberen, funoe benne life mooiiaa
Den sipne gnlebnina til igien at op.
ta9e ct cipiliieret Sepeipt. Otter ct
meget bepGget Sip pil ella @bipple
tilbrin9e line iioite Gage paa Ssn-
mems Rancb / Wontano.
eesislatnren fGrSia. @upernpr
Fbtlipp afgap Sorsoag lit gfifebs.
biioifab til Sesislatliren, ioet Sen ga
cnoelig bIep fGroig meb oct iorelig.
genoe Irbetbe. 8uperneren pmteoe
ON, at Der mnoife funoe blipe Ell
Grtro'es'lon, troos at al mltlig Sors
iigtigbeo bar anpcilot for at rroaau
oenne ao'tning. San lopeoe ooa, at
Def fun biloe bore iom Ell abiolllt
Nteopelloiabeb, at 2egisloturen piloe
lammentuloes. SEQ TO iorltielliae
Nelolutioner, Der peotoaes moo s og
II Stemn1er, foriifreoeS Iotionelt
ON g%Sisconiins Sopalitet, mems @il-
cor 6orIlag ON at trpffc o. iibbrebc
100000 Gremplarer al Erpiioenten8
arlgsbuolfab tiliioit forfaiteoes al
Islemblp meo 80 moo II Stennler.
= Com De betpoeligite Srll9tcr az
Den lange Segislatltriesiicn nppncS
Ssn1lrgs- % GrltatningsIopen for
Nrbeioere, 9eItemnelien ON ct Gen.
trolroao ior Statens 2GreanltaIter
lolnt aontrol al Triien paa 2ipsfor.
%1socllbeoer = cller ialfalo Sopoip.
ming / oenne Seniigt, irrlig peb, at
StotenS Ittornep General gipeS itpr.
re og mere niotrGffenbe Mpnoigbeo
til at ie alIe SlagS WonppoIcr citer
| Semntene. SpennGpnte Central.
raao ifal beitaa al nj Weolennmer,
booraf De lem ifal nbnGpnes al Trrs
'loenten % inobefatte en- &pinbc,
lantt to W}enlemmer fra bper al Nor.
maIifolerneS og lll1iperiitetets goorh
% Tegents. 8upernsren er CT Off.
clio Wteolem. Sfolelooere err betp.
oelig ifiGrpet meb Senipn til oen
tpungne Ssgning iantt at Gleper
maa grabuere ira ben alminoeliac
grammar icbool." Ser peotogeS
en SOB ON, at Observation-Disclosures
frnoe betale for fine advertisements
ter / Iuiier peo llbiteoelie al 9iIlet.
ter, men 8%uoerneren omitpbte oeni1c
meo fit Seto, iorbi sen fom Strio
meo Soben moo Sribilletter. Gro.
pioere fan nGpnes, at ser ~bepiIaeoes
$4,000 til Snbfisb og geoligebolo
al oe eomle GatitoIbpgninger peo
Belmont, larnt $S4, 900 til pisie
Sorbeorin9er meo eleftriif gelpsning
og GunbtilferIel peb ltnioerIitetet
geItemmelie r ON Teniion for Weore
nlaa bel pgiaa re9nes blanbt be me.
re pigtige Sooarbeiber, ianlt 9eifot-
ming al oft BET al,l, ser pasierer
aulooffe inben Staten. Ser bepilae.
oeS $4,000 til SpfsreIic al ct Spge.
bus peo Statsuniperlitetet, ligeiom
Der Isrgebes for, at 10000 grempIo-
rer trpffeS al StatenS "9lue Boot"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Suutmaier Mrne &. geroer.

w" w NNAgNNf pNL
| De iioite 10 Iar bar p9ret boIat /
Sortlanb, Ore, er nplig ilpttet til
minneapolis, Minn., % bar nj, iin
6o~rretning / Nr. 3 @eIt 33ro ct.
Cor. Nicolett Ipe.
Sr. Berger err bel fienot for line
Mlterbilleoer og Eortrptmalerier %
tror, Der er eft mere centralt SteO for
bans &irfiombeo. Sans bersmte
Wtuleri al Erpiibent @ilion blep
fiebt al @. (. Beef, GrGiioent for
Spotane & gritiih Columbia u. Il.
SO. Waleriet al forbenpprenbe ut.
~. Sen. og Seieiteretsbommer /
Oregon Geo. $. @illianS blep fiebt
al Eortlanos lebenoe Sorgere.
ct Maleri al @upernsr Ssiualo
@eIt, Ore, blep meget roienbe ountalt
oQ. cics mi al Or @ltperngren. Ga
Sr. Berger er bel a%nbefalet ira aIlc
hans t~ibligere &irfeielter, baober hi,
ban oil finOc iig bel ~tilrettc i6la,ot
fine tolrigc 2onoSmGnb / Mpllebpen.
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