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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

Tragcnfaptein, at bans Sfp bar
gaaet / S~orpeien for bant. Wtan fap-
pe6e5 ON at bRore BAN, % efter at
6reben bar unoertegnet, bleo ban
uon9pnt til miolertibie @mbaS Iu-
ber.
O'gon baboe imlioIertib efterbpert
erbperpet fig mango ~benmeIige ST.
enoer, iom peniebe paa at soelpgge
BAN, og Ell al DEM, be @iercbn for
fegte ogiaa, ba ban babe inpiteret
O'eon iom @ieit / fit Sus, ut for
sifte bam. Oct lpffebes bog life,
men O'gon maatte ilere @ange meb
Snerbet pGrge fig moo De Ittenta-
ter, Iom bleu rettet MOB bans Sip.
Otter at SlObie ben 15oe bsoe, OPP
-ranbt Der onoe Gage for Gbenalier
Dgsn. Sor at oprlaa geniion ioo
ban fig enbelig nsot til at erfl9re,
at ban egeiltlig bar 9binbe, os fra
ben Stuno al finder hi ben tioligere
SoIoat flnot / Somefl9oer, og bum
formaaeoe ofte at eisre be mlbre
Gamer Saloilr peb fit inotagenbe
IRien.
Sor at ifaffe fig SnotGster op.
traaote bun paa Teatrene % bl. a.
bapoe cit glimrenoe Sufces ionl
Seanne o'@frc.
Sn1iblertio 9if oct ltabig neooper
os~neoober, og / fine iioite 4ar boe-
De bun / ct tarbeli9 Sogi / 2onbon,
bpor bun ifslge fin egen 2epnetsbe,
~ifripelie tilbragte Sioen meb at
"ipiIe, lobe, oriffe, beifripe og mleo
at bi9lpe Mrs. Cole Wertinben)
meb at reparere benoes 9ptfetgi og
&l9oer". Sum bar ba, fort9ller
Samtioige, Ell 9antlnel rpnfet &jprs
ring, iom iaa 10 til at bore trpt al
Sipets gproe. SUM- bsbe / 1910 %
peb Ell REORGANIZATION blep BET fon,
itateret, at S'gon "tiIbprte oet
manolise aisn og bette aisn alene."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
) Saoerens Sooipor.

Wineola, 81. g., ben 3bie Sllli.
Sberitlpitnant Sbeobore NooIepelt /
SWter BAY bar paa Spfororing it'll.
let Jig Iom &anoibat til ben reprbli-
fanifc Termination for asiemblp.
man fra 2oet 2esislaturoiitrift /
Hasiau County. Get fsrite offent.
liee Gmbeoe, bans afosoe Saber,
GrprRIioent Gooienelt blep palgt til,
bar ogiaa iom WeoIem al SEEM
Oorfs 2egislatur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
en- "pr0iioent"
paa Seloo

DC 6or. Stqtcr 9jnitcS iortioer
al Gen irife HepllbIif"s Trpiiocnt,
Canon GeSaIcra, iom oct for en-
8io lioell lptfeoes at rsrlnle ira ct
britilf SPnglel / SrIano % reooe Tia
oucr Ill De 3or. Stater.
San gieres operalt. bpor ban iur.
oea, til 8ienitano for itorarteoe Spa
tioner, life aIene bIonot inc urteri
faniIereoe SanoSmrno, men ogiao /
ltor lloitrntning bIanot andre fri.
heosellfenoe NationaIiteter, oeri-
blan0t ogioo oe "~inofeote".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
0~rofesior g g WnbobI toIte pm

Y~rOIesIor IS. u. NDOaDl lQlle ON
g~ugsburg og be iociale Meformer.
Oct fannie Gmne bebanolebeS al
aopofat artbur Mortpe. Iugsbure
baboe babt leoenbe SntereSie for
Smaafolfs Iarp, og Oct baooe lagi
ct tungt 500 | @pgtifaalen for af.
bolosarbeibet blallot bort Solt. Sm
De friitelige Sfoler % Samiimbs.
liDet talte Senator Ole 8. Sageng
og Or. 6. Wt. Moalt. Ger laaoes
eitertrpt paa Den friitelige timber,
pisnin9s itore getpbniit9 for aaraf.
teroannellen % berigiennem for
Samfunoet. De, ion bar nogaaet
ira allgsburg, bar Yi9nO nleo ben
rette 6orltaaelie af bpuo De ifploer
Sanoet % Samfunoet. DC bapoe
oct rette 8riunolag. Or. Hoan toIte
for Sprettelien af ct llitberif Uni.
berlitet Der | &anbet.
Den enaelife aOnferens.
S Sorbinoelie nleo I~arsmsoei
bapoe Den engelife aonferens Wisoe
Wtanoag og 1irsbag. I'll &onferen'
Gems Frqiioent gienpalgtes 8a'tor
Claus Wtorgan, minneapolis; Bice'
pr9iioent, Yoitor Sens Salporien,
Nortbmoob, q. O.; Sefretar, Yait.
Clarence s. Carlton, @anamingo,
W2!nt.; aasierer. Or. s. M. &oun,
M%inreapolis. iii Meolemmer al
0ireftionen for Gen lutberIfe 6ri'
fries engel'fe 8lao palgtes: Vait.
=. &. Norobera, minneapolis, Hoit.
gticolap Nilien, @iamar, Winn.,
s. =. Nnoerion pg Alireo Ioieln,
minneapolis. Eli Reioli,tionstomite
Tolt. q. M. erifien, Camp Bife,
Arf.; S. Z. Glanbect, WtcViue, Sc.
Gof., % Tait. Melpin 81. &euano,
minneapolis.
Ynitor IS. 70. @ricfion fra Camp
Bife bplbt en- poerit interesiant Gale
ON Ell Yaltors @riaringer / S9ren.
S famine Getning talte 5eltprelt
elmer &uiet. Yegge frentbGpeoe,
at oct, iom Solooten bill babe og
trGnger, er life Den iaafalote %"iociale
Neligion", men ben rene ~uiminfeoe
6%ortpnOelie al CUBS Orb efter bcn
gamle gobe Wetooe. Baitor @ricf-
ion uotalte Jig meo itor I~llertienoelie
ONT a~pinoernes opofreuoe Irbeibe
UNDER &rigel, ipecielt / oeres ggen-
ltab al Spgepleierifer.
llnoer Narsmcbct bleu Der ogiaa
bolot Wtsoe al &pinoernes Wislions,
f~orburb, Der gientdlgte folgenoe Be
itprclie: ErGiioent, AIRS. Sobat
Wattion; Sicepr9iioent, Mrs. 81.
Olion; 8rotofolietretpr, Wtrs. S.
M}ortenien; tOrreiponoerenoe Sefre-
ter, Wtr$. 81. 81. @anion; a~aSierer,
airs. u. Sftebol. &eiolutions.
fomite: Wtr5. 6. 81. Sloan % Wtiis
Hagna Sperorltp. @usfomite: Mrs.
y. anloior, Wrs. q. Slettebalg %
AIRS. Z. 81. Gllefion.
Observation-Disclosures omfatter "A
6oreninger og ct iterre initial gnfelt-
Wislionsbiemmet paa
Both Street % 10th slpenlie er en-
8ane ira Observation-Disclosures.
aa5iererlfen rapportereoe, of Der
beo forrige Iaramsoe bar Ell &ons
tantbebolbning / &asien poa ST.
35t.2S, at Snbtpgterne / Iarets Sob
bar $2,S15.51, ttliammen $4,166.7 10.
llobetalineerne belsb Zig til 49,
02S.08, imbbeiottet en- Worteage mco
Nenter paa $2,512.50. &asicbebolo'
ningen S5luli 1919 bar $1,136.S6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
"1Nrefre0".

On ct moriomt Sorisg paa al
bringe ganife utlge DIR al bsilt for.
itieatg Slass iamtnen forteler 81.
reftsr @sbm | Stocfbolm 81. a. FIJI.
genbe:
@eo Mibiommertib fog hi en-
5ielorGbeltnge og iatte Sen iaminer
meb en- iebnalbrenbe @aupellnge oa
Ell balpboren Gantr. s Sc fer1tl
elmer tog Be intaa life ~ipnberliq
Notis al binanben. Men aIere6(
efter ct Bar Cages 5orlsb babor
&9peuneerL iom belle Siben babbe
bit fig mere uoniflet enc begge be
andre, giort fig befienbt meb bisie.
% belle Sormiboagen lea be ale ire
/ Ell @urfe og JOB. Ga oe ienere
paa 9aeen begpnote at bline lib.
ligere, blep Sc ogiaa mere legelpitne
og runeoe % boppeoe utrGtteIigi
omfring paa @ulbet.
Otter r1ogen Sios Sorleb blet
Selitabet forseet meb en- @aupelnge
til % en- &atunge, iom fort efter
begge blep optagne / 9rooerifaber
i%noenfor bpilfet Ser berifeoe Ell TO.
reube gnigbeo. ga, bet gift iaa blot,
at &anin,lnsen ipntes, at bet bar
unberligt, at ben ifitloe bore ben
eneite NanteGoer | benne Soriarn'
ling al 3isoebere, bporfor ben oglao
nj % oa loo en- l9ffer Bib Giso glide
neb obenpaa @rsntfoberetl
Saa bIep Ser tilb,lbt Sen 5ooIoaiife
Sabe paa Sfanien I Stoefbolm, bbor
oisie Sing foreaif, en- Greplinse.
ui,ee, Ser ifllbe bore ct rent @io.
UNDER al Srombeo % Sobbeo. Gen
bar altiaa iom ifabt for oen forau
omtalte aoologiife "8srneitlie" pq
blep fclgelig anbrast | oenllc. Den
inlponerebe SmaafrGet % bleo pre-.
ienteret for Selifabet, bpis Meolem.
mer inotog en- meget forifiellig Still,
ling operfor ben.
M1pei,ngen bilite sen ineb en- or.
bentlie ltoifinlonine, 8aupeuneerne
% 9atunsen tog piebliffelis EiIflugi
| ct TrG % iaattog berfra meo itor
Snteresie, bocrfebes Den npanfomne
gif omfring % inuiebe | ole 9roee.
timber bette itsbte 8r9plineeiineen
paa Ganinen, iom itrar gao fig til al
frabie ben paa Sniioen meb Sor.
poterre.
N9Ite Moreen bar alt frebeligt,
oe itieen CAB i~pnoerlig Igt pao
@r9nlineerngen, Tom laa paa Mpg.
gen og fob | ct Sisrne. Sci: ipntes
/ hri @rab at babe fortient lit Hr
for Srombeb.
Saaleoes gift Der nj Sage / ificni
% irebelist SamboIb. Selo Den
tienSe @orsen merfeoes ir,tct ui9b.
penligt. Men Ell halp Sinte otter
bapoe ben "fronme" 8rpplineelnee
erpeSeret a%aninen!
Saa blen ben forniit fra "Ssrnr.
ituer", | bpilfen sc er:ise pebblcp al
Iene ! 6reo 90 archaeological.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

Stor 2anoaabning.-@pot 2ano
~ optoSes burtig; peb Sernbane. nor
gper meb Warteber; ii aars Vetalings.
to for p~irfeliSe Settlere, iom nil leess All
meO SeiGtnins os Sorbeorinser. S,lifrip
8. 6. Taribau, %Smmisration atsent,
@loperton, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

10000 Icres LOGGED Of" 9anb
L tiliaIsS biuist. ostte afbetaIiusSpil.
faar. 40 gcres elsr mere. Sfrip eiter
Oplpsuiuser. sSeperbaeuier Climber So,
Tacoma, Qsdib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

giuet fra Icrse. Gt. Tom tgnfer paa at
isuee SiIlei Ill Nennsr eler Naarsrenos I
Norge. ran erbpies ialbfanbige Sp!psnins
ger % be lioiie MISUNDERSTANDING ree at
~iilIfripe Scanoinapian Amsrtean s'ns, III
stortb Dearborn Ct. Sbiea9o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
GAN Mcres / 8pttinau County,

VFV nGr 0p, 100 9leres Spebe, 90 9lcres
SABRE. 100 slcrss Star, 100 2lere8 l%nbgiprs
bet for 0%apne9ang; COB Srenb. Gilt fan
bprfes. s31 pr. acre. Sierbebels glplin9
til Slebereu; S6592 ifpIbes Stdten til s
Rrocent. S164S bpsrt 5 @or $4,000 t%ontont,
0teiten $1,000 oarli9 til 8 Trocent. Ser er
er Ell ,tOmertet Sanbel for en- Wanb meb
Iibt Verge. Sfrip til os ON bette. Sobeion
Nealtp So, Sarge, q. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

efrip eftey Vrppeerea,pia,S al s"Hesprah.
Soften % Deb armsm", @iriars 90 NET us
brthte norye gIao , s~,ureritn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
ciIialgS.-4SO Ncres ubpalot

SiIialgs.-4S0 Mcres nbpalat
- eanb. beli99enoe to Mtl fra Sarsos
Sporenie. 6iebsren erbolbsr Salpbslen al
~alplinssu ira Os 40 9lcres !Spebs 90 81
9cres 9aprs. @il plsie oft qanbet nGite
6et. Sorrige star braste benne Tsarm Ell
gplins Of So 90 pr. @ere. Sebite @obtfisb
nogsulinbe frembuot. Iil life slere Sanoel
eienusm 9ruuoeieubomsagenter. Oil inbs
ipare big laaban Commission. SpiS in.
teresisret itrip til 9tusuit Sanion, Sor 20.
926. Sarso, q. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

Eighth grade graduates have ample
preparation 10 take any OF the
courses offered at Valdez College,
DEBORAH, Iowa. A practical eduoa-
ton is.A paying investment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

"1etssab.fshcn % Seb aruen" III gors'
90 9aumarf ioiier $3.50 sr, slar, ysrie i5e'
,esnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

Se her! st bel etableret Guuntrp
Store, ~bslissenbe i ct sammeit norit
Settlement | norbeitre Soma. 10 Mil fra
Sernbane, tiIialss. Snbbrin9enbe Sorrstz
ming. CREAMERY og gladimit9ibop Ii9e peb.
50 norlfe &irter. Gil belit i9lse til en-
Sfanbindp. "Iecorabs Yofteu" %anuiier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

Stialgs. = Sarm, 250 Mcres.
- az MiI fra Sane unOer Spsnins 20
Sreaturer, 4 pete, 9lpiin9 os 0tsoifaber,
alt for s., 900; So, 900 %fontant. 8. eunb,
2aur'ns, Stie9o 3d., Dem 9orf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

gallant % Asflig, men man bprer al
brig, at ban bar nogen flor 8l,rti-
ier.
Oct er poa bette Sibspunft, at
SisfuSiionen ON, bpilfet &isr
0'Gon eaentlia tilbsrte. begprbte Of
tnge Snrt baabe / RiisImnb og
Srnnfrie. 9amerne inaffebe ON bet
fig imleuem / fine @ouboirer, % peb
M9noenes Sriffcgilber bar bette
Samtalcemne beitanoie paa Same.
pile bar enig ON, at hpilfet Gien
ban III ems maatre tilbsre, ban -
e1er BUN = bar liae ubmerfet Tom
Tame % Serre. "a 0'gon penote
tilbage iii Sranfrig, ianbt ban fig
ielp iom BEN melt pmtaIte Herion.
SnrIia bar Tamerne opmerfiomme
MOB ham % gioroe alt, bpao Der
ltoo / beres Maet for at iaa BAN til
at aiiIsre fit pirfelige 9isn. Men
T'Gcn bar mere bemmelisbeosfulo
enc nceenimhe. Men ioa nrreaaen-
be bar Tamerne / fine 2ilnrrmeIier,
at ban tililut iaa flo nsbt til at fIpe'
te. San broe til &Gren % beltos |
arisen mob 2pitlano meo ilist Woo
% iaaSan Gnetisbeb, of ban penbtc
tilbaec til Garis iom M%ationalbelt
Sertusen al Mipernais fog III
9'ecn meb zig ill England. % ueo
! Song 8cprss Soi ~eriareoe ben ul,se
The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23

for the man that operates the shovel
must be strong.
>"I. confess that little speech floored
me. We started to walk away, but a
wagon arrived, and the steam shovel
started operations again, and Cassie
had to watch it some more. I stran-
gled, gulped and finally managed to
say. weakly:
-" yes, and some day I'll have an
office in that mammoth building
THAT was the last time I was ever
with ner. With mingled disgust, bit
terness and sadness 1 went back to
college and finished my course l
came home with my diploma and II
was not long before / began to WIN
success-success such as 1t is. L m max
ing good as a criminal lawyer. I'm
winning victories right along in court,
but when 1t comes to finances I admit
I'm not overburdened. have q rev
thousand in the bank; L m making more
every day, but I'll never be rich. FER
haps would save more IL 1 had an
incentive-like that steam shovel en-
gineer has"
ssYou mean" I broke in, my eyes
popping with astonishment.
"Yes mean that Cassie somehow
got acquainted with the engineer OF
the steam shovel and married him-
She took that man, grimy ana lgnor-
ant. who worked with his hands, in
lived with my brains"
Glenquist's cigar had gone out, ana
he rose and went across the room 10
a shelf where he kept matches. HIS
cigar stand, at his elbow as he sat ana
talked, was never known to hold
match. altho there was a place for q
box or them. He took few puffs
and came back to the chair.
"WeU, at least made good on my
boast that some day I would have an
office in the skyscraper that was go
ing up where the shovel was excaYat-
ing" he observed.
He leaned back and looked dreamiiy
into a nicotine cloud.
''It seems the engineer was rather
clever in a way, at that. he con-
tinued. eat least he knew how to
save coin, and somehow he managed
to invest it advantageously."
He rose and went to the window
looking down on the traffic W.
slowly was being obliterated by gath
ering darkness
"Come here" he said. and when 1
had obeyed. he pointed at a big yel-
low automobile just coming to a stop
at the curb in front of the building.
"Its the owner of the building" he
explained. HE usually collects my
rent on this day of the month. He's
coming at rather a late hour, but he's
pretty sure he'll find me here"
We returned to- our chairs. and
GIenquist partook of a few puffs on
his cigar.
kHe'ii be up here in a minute" he
said. "and 1 wish you'd observe him
closely. He's the man I've been talk
ing about-Cassie's husband"
fCopyright 1919. by the Mcclure News
peper, Syndicate.)
The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23
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The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23
SANDRA is DELIGHTED TO DANCE
WITH HER HUSBAND.
CHAPTER IXXVI

I did not tell Everett that had
lunched with Irma Barton. I spoke
Of my call at the hospital. told him
Thomas would soon be at home. etc
But he was singularly distrait. seemed
scarcely to know I was talking. Sud
denly he spoke:
Are you happy, Sandra?"
I dropped my fork in my surprise.
n 'sWhy-sometimes."
But you are unhappy often.''
II can't help being unhappy when
am left alone, and when you do not
want me to have any young company
people at home-not servants, but the
boys and girls, and people who cared
for me-
cares?"
him. "Of course Alice Sloane and
Dagmar Stewart may like me; they
wouldn't ask me to their homes II they
didn't. But no one really cares like
the folks at home"
He said nothing more, but lapsed
into silence again.
After dinner was finished he went
to the, telephone and called up the
theater. He then turned to me and
said:
Run upstairs and fix your hair a
little. We will go to a new play that
opens tonight. 1t may amuse you"
was not particularly anxious to
go: my mind was too full of what
Irma Barton had told me, and of
amazement at his questions about my
happiness. But he had said, 1T may
amuse you" He had thought of my
pleasure. That made me happy. and
hurried up stairs, humming ga little
song as I went.
AS 1 passed the door of the bril-
liantly lighted library, I glanced up
and Leola's pictured eyes seemed to he
looking at me with something like
hatred lurking in their depths. Did
she know I had taken her place. and
did she hate me for it? Some day
soon 1 would ask Everett if that pic
ture might not be put somewhere else
in some other room where I would
not see 1t so often. But first, I must
let him see more surely that l too was
going to have my own way as she had
had hers.
The play was delightful, and after
ward we had supper. Everett was
The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23

Yestidday pop got cawt in the rain
and his pants got all out of shape, and
wen he came home he changed them
more because they was wet than be-
cause they was out of shape saying
Benny. take these trowzers erround to
the tailers and wait there till he press
es them. heers Is cents to pay for
them.
wich 1 started to take them er-
round. and 1 herd sumthing drop,
sounding ike money, and about a
block ferther away I wondered IL 1t
could of bin the Is sents, and 1 put
my hand in my pants pockit and there
wasent enything in the bottom but the
hole, me thinking, G, gosh. G.
And / looked about hour without
finding the Is cents, and my cuzzin
Artie came along vile was looking.
saying, Come on in our kitchin and
press them yourself. WY don't you, eny-
body can press a pare of pants.
G. all rite. sed. And we went in
his house and I pressed pops pants
with a hot iron on the kitcFlin table.
not being very hard. and wen I got
home pop sed, Hang them over a chair
in my room.
Yes sir. / sed. wich I did without
telling pop who pressed them on ac-
count OF him not asking me who, and
this morning sumbody came in my
room all ixcited before / was. up yet.
being pop with his pants creesed down
the sides fnsted OF down the frunt,
saying, Benny. look at me. Jest look
at me, was that taller drunk?
No sir. / don't think so. the taller
dident do them. I sed
Well who the mischiff did them. the
butcher7 sed pop. and sed. No sir,
did. lost the Is cents so I went in
Arties house and did them nyself I
don't bleeve I got the creese in the rite
place.
I don't bieeve you did. sed pop.
Meening he knew ! dident, and he
looked down at his legs agen. saying.
LOOK at me, wee gods. look like some
part Of a serkus. and they're as shfney
as glass. don't bleeve you even used
a cloth on them.
Are you Supposed to? sed
fee gods. sed pop. And he quick
went out agen. and he wore his best
pants down town and took his other
ones and left them at the tailers him.
self
The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23
SANDRA THE JEALOUS
By JANE PHELPS

enviousiy at the dancers he said:
Would you like turn?"
"Oh, Everett" 1t was all I could
say because of my combined surprise
and delight.
Come on, then. But remember.
Sandra, you are never to go on the
/ floor of a public place with anyone
but me-" made no answer. hadn't
time, for just then he swung me off
into a waltz.
Good evening"" a voice said Just
as we had seated ourselves after q
delightful dance together. How do
you do. Mr.. Graham? Your wife has
no doubt told you of our meeting"
May I have this two-step, Mrs.
Graham?''
looked helplessly at Everett. But
he made no sign that he intended to
help me out. So said:
'.I never dance in public. Mr.. Kemp
except with Mr.. Graham"
Break your rule tonight, please
They say I am not such a bad part
ner.''
"Mr. Kemp is a finished dancer,
Sandra, yet that is scarcely a reason
you should make an exception in his
favor, is it?"
mo, indeed! Someone who doesn't
dance as well might ask me and be
hurt by my refusal, might think it is
because of their awkwardness, you
| see."
Everett's smile was reward enough.
altho / had desperately wanted to
dance with Mr.. Kemp. He took his
dismissal gracefully and left US.
Thank You for helping me out"
| said to Everett"
"Tll always help you when you try
to do the right thing" Then: We'll
dance part of this two-step, and
then CO."
I knew he had had no intention of
dancing again, and 1t more than made
up to me for my disappointment.
I've had SUCH a nice time 1 said
as we reached home. Thank you
Everett"
Before slept I went over all Irma
Barton had told me. all I had learned
about Leola, and fooiishly made up
my mind that Everett's unusual kind
ness that evening had been the resul,
of my few attempts at self-assertion
He had been afraid I would be in
discreet.
(Tomorrow-Gifts for the home
fOlkS1
The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23
A VOICE FROM LABOR.

1t might be thought that the sub
Joined timely and sensible article on
the labor situation was cuiled from the
columns Of the so-calIed capitalist
press" but it isn't. 1t was found on
the front page of tho Missouri Trade
Cnionist. an organ of organized labor.
published at Joplin, Mo. The date of
issue is October 15. 1919. and the edi-
tors views follow:
Members OF organized labor did ex-
s eellent patriotic service during the
war. and reports show that the unions
/ responded Loyalty in every instance.
The United Mine Workers of America
alone purchased $4,000 900 in Liberty
Bonds and War Savings Stamps. and
the miners are credited with having
7 Increased coal production from total
Of 590.000. BOO tons in 1916-191T, TO
100000, tons in the 1917-19lS
fiscal year period.
Similar reports can be made of the
work of every other national and in
tternatieaai union affiliated with the
? American Federation of Labor-in a
I number OF cases even better records
of activity can be shown
Excellent as the record OF union
men was many abuses and injustices
may -haye been done, but the union
men are proud of the record made
6 However. the duty and opportunity
for further patriotic service has not
ended either for the miners or for
other union men.
The economic situation In the ma
tion brought about by the high cost
OF living calls for service for the ma
tion not less important than existed
during the period of the terrible war
& Increase in production means de-
) crease in prices.
Every effort should be directed "a
increasing production, and every man
. and woman should bend energies "a
increasing production in all lines.
Economy and saving. coupled with
safe and conservative Investment
must result in increased production
America saved and increased pro-
duction thruout the war to aid the
world and make 1t a safe, proper
place in which TO live.
Working men and women must now
save and increase production to aid
themselves. their fellow w-countrymen,
and the peoples OF the world.
Our government needs our aid and
The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23

Everyone who speaks to me and knows
how old I am says / am very small.
l dislike to hear this all the time
What can do to grow?
CD How old should girl be before
she can write to young man and re-
eeiye letters from him without having
her mother read her letters?
CD Is my writing good enough for
a clerical position? KIDD.
(l) Take gymnasium work. Stretch
ing exercises Will help you more than
anything else.
90 A girl should not write letters
which she would not be willing to
have her mother read. no matter what
her age.
CD Your writing is very good and
would enable you to do clerical work.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-23

tofier-union and non-union, man and
woman-must realize Glat every ef-
fort must be put forth Loyalty, to aid
our government, to stabilize affairs.
and to restore normal conditions in
the state. nation. and the whole world.
Increase production. cut off un-
necessary and foolish expenditures,
and believe In and talk for a quick
restoration of normal conditions.
The nation needs patriotic. loyal
support, and industry needs the brain
and Drawn of every worker!
Strikes and labor disturbances must
diseontinue-yes. cease-and reason
and common sense govern, with a fair
deal for the toilers. the employers.
and the public. United efforts along
this line will solve the problems which
confront the nation and such a pro-
gram should be worked for by ally