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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Sp0 9afota.

Urn i Sur. Stto Bidder bar peo
aemnlon ianget Ell itpr Urn | Sar,
Der bat opitilet for COYOTES. Erne''
nroalte oper Ter SOB incident Ttll9e'
IpioIene, % Yihler fit aoiflllge Hlf'
ter Ga Sus, ipr oct lpffeoes banl at
aisre Sen ulfaoelig.
S~pieiterct % De ME Grpreistagt'r.
Statens Seieiteret bar Den 23oe os.
uoiteot ct miblertioigt Sorbuo, Der
hinbrer 9iennemfsreIien al De npe
GrpreIstarter, poabuot al tioligere
@eneraloirefter @. 9. Wtpslooo. Or
oren ofeapes iom aie,oelie en- sag,
Iom Stateu anlagoe moo Inlerlearl
GrprciS 60.
!Sar i%tiaalet Eensebrepe. 6ranf
@onacc, Voltbetiellt paa Scrnbailetl
meuem 0icrre % @olIep, er arrelte.
ret FOR at hare i%tiaalet Tengebrepe.
Oh han ifol bape tilltaoa, at ban
Sen t3oe San. toe ct, Der lnoebolot
$4,000. @eb l1noeriseelic / bans
Silent ifal Snipefterernc bape tlinoet
$4,000 / &ontantcr.
Store Yenee i 8riie. Ter for
tUnes ON Sarmercn Sbomas Grams,
at ban her on Soacn ficrtc 20 Sri
&c iii Wtarfcoct / Spspit, % mooto9
iom Detailing FOR Sem $1,210.20. el.
Ter oper $50 Stpffet. Surmernc |
Omeanen al Spspid bar ! Here aar
Srepet bopebiaselig meb SporGtrina
al apra % @riic, % beres gclen'
nina bcricr er MI itprre eno nc9en'
iinbe.
"9so" Solbat funruier biem isien.
Ter par Itcr ;Seit i Slipet, Oa 9arnT
Weiman her ON Sasen fom tlIbage
ira Tranfrisc. Neimnn meIotcs for
noaen Sib iioen at bore ialoen !
Slaa berpper, men BET bite iig, at
Tplferne life bapne prrct iitano I'll
at pile 2ipet al BAN. ba ban TOM
fla iaicn eiter at orrc baarot iaaret.
Ger ilaaeocs oper belle |pen, oa Oct
rnatebcs han nar oentenocS, % Oct
mcite~ai @ciclfninaen meNte op pen
Observation-Disclosures for at snlfe BAN
pelfommen tilbase.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
NprS Safota.
linn Wanb rpit fpr 3apperheS.

Mortin SlIon, @ieolem al 2egisla.
tllren ira Hoiniep Goiintp, bar nctop
mobtaget llnberrctnina on, at bans
Steoisn. Carrie Shompion al De
nils 9afc, Sen Sbe Oft. al @eneral
). :. Eerlbing oiicntlis er bGorct
ior lin Sapperhco.
Snoianerifplcn uuerfplbt. Snbia.
nerlfolen / @ismnrcf, Tom bar p1rct
ncolaat Oe ii6itc 10 Iar, aabreocS
iojen Den lite San. % meb 90 iingc
Ipobuoer ira @crtholo % Stalbing
Gocf Meieroationcrne or Sfolen MI
o~ocripl0t, mcocn9 ser foreligger In-
legninaer ira IS GIcper. tom Sfoler
nctop M iffa bar bprrfen Tlabs eli.
Ter 2Grefrriter til at mobtaee.
gil isse StatSbiorag for Suipital.
2. $. Stcen % @cn WclIon, beaae
3ommisirrer Tor 60 Momre Goirntp,
fom forrige llee til 9ismarcf for at
iuteresiere SegiSIaturenS WeOlem'
mcr / Set ripli1 opretteoe Trad)oma'
Soipitnl / Ga Mourc. Ser pil 9je'
res Torisg poa at iaa Statcn I'll al
opcrtage % bripc oc,lne InltaIt, 'cn1
or oprettet FOR at iororipc Sienipg'
oommen Tradoma.
Wiis Tinnic !. Neilions @uls be-
tribes. Neil y. Macdonald. ben pef
iiolte @ola ilaene superintendent 10,
Statens SfMcr. bar uu faaet iiota'
taaet Stepning moo lin G~itcrislgerlfs
/ ginbeoct, Miis Minnie s. Heilion
ioet oenne berpeo ifal tpinees til al
ireml9eac tine aualififationer foi
gmbeoet. S%teuninsen bar notagci
peo WirIeigh Gountp 9iftriftsret
Wiacoonalb ncsteoe pcb Marcts Ne
aplbelie at piec 9Iaojen for Weiis
&eillon, iom oerpeb blep neot til al
iaa bam iicrnet peo en- Mstsbefalins
let or DC ianme aIaaer for uouellg'
beo. ioIu bans gouofat ba uoen oci1
iorsnifcSe %rfnins iremIasee -iol
&siciterst. Der M isicl er bragt
Mnpenoclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
@iseomTm.

Snbiamlingcn / Ga Grosie til De
SrGngenbe / Irmenien % Sprien
inobragte paa Ell Sag oper $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures isnureres.
De TO TeIeioniellfaber, Der oriper
Sorretning / Ga GrosIe, bar beggc
trooiet Observation-Disclosures Eaa-
buD % inofsrt Den ME fsoerale Cart.
ga Grusie brorer fine SOlSater.
Gen fsrite @anfet for De iii Ga
Grpsie bien1fomne Solbater og Ma.
troIer err foranitaltet al Spens San.
oeIsiorening. Soer 800 Wano err
fomne biem efter at bare ~aimenitrct,
ltSsifterne meb ltSifripmiuscm. -
Ter meIoes ira MabiTon, at @ier1.
~nemisrelie al lloifripninssIopen 70.
iteoe @isconiin $510,227. Sette
ai9IScr Den belle Sib ira 2open
tranote ifraft % til lite San. bette
Iar.
&isIsippiHoben ieilbar. Der
mcIotes De iioite Gage al forrige
llge fra Ga Grosic, at SIcn bar be.
amtot at eoa no % at 0totorbaabe
anereoe bar iat igans / enfelte
ssort,rftes ma, ;;N;t. E;S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

pprette eget Department for giboIb
beb StatanS 2anobrltgsbeilfoIe.
Srugtaplerne berrnenote fig oeiaa til
2egislat1ren, anmobenbe ON Spret.
telie at neutrality-suspicious. for Srllgt.
ool / Den oeitliee Gel If Staten. 9.
9. @urnep af ganfton naIgtcs til
Sr9ii6ent for Sr1IgtabIernes Snr.
ertng, Sobn Mobertfon al sSot
Springs til @icepreiioent og Brof.
81. 6. Sanien al @roofings til Sc.
freter og aasierer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Sregnm.
Wte0lertt.
Toriigtiae 2onaibere.

Toriigtige yobgtOere. We0lem.
merne al Sreaons Segislatur, III
foriamlet / Salent, bar pebtaget en-
Sororoning ON, at ingen al Dem til-
laoes at operppre Msberne, bois De-
res Semperati,r ifuloe piie fig at oG.
re pper oct normale.f Ser er for
ifaffet ofiicielle fIiniife Sbermometre
og anIat Solf til at BRUCE Dem, og
bper 2opgiperS Semperatur bliper
hper Mprgen taget, fsr ban tianoes
of iilotase tit S9be. 0enne Soriig-
tigbeosresel ifal sinlbe iaa lnnee
Der er 6are for ben ipanife Sn.
flltclt5a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
SfpbeaffGre bcb Snprec. Ilber

g. Sagen, en- Sarnter boe1l0e nGr
Oupree, er forleoen blepen ifltbt %
eieGiffeIig brebt. Stone 90. Gen.
BAN, en- Habo, blep itrnr arreiteret.
9rabet iagoes at babe p9ret oct Of
il,lttenoe glre1ment | Spiit artgaa.
enoe Sagers @riie, iom Waboan paa-
itob itreifeoe omfring paa bans gne'
merfer.
0rrbt mnber fin cgeu M,tto1nobil.
s. 81. &oie, en- 64-aarig Wano | Wfa.
biion, er forle6en paa III eietlopmme'
Zig Waabe blepen ooerfiert at fin
eoen Miltomobil og brebt pan Steoet.
Ser bar ineen gi%enpibnar til lllpf-
fen, men oct forn1ooes, at ban peo
at toge lin Weaifin no al bens Gar
age bar foriemt at title BEN al, % at
Sen gift fremoper, i%aalnart ban meo
Speipen foran bap6e lat Weotorerl
igong, iloaenbe bam omflilo og gaa'
enbe oper bam.
Saarlist Stel hos Snbianerne. =
Sr. 0ugl,ib al Springfielo meloer
ON pberIt baarligt Stel hos Sroia'
nerne paa Danfton &eierpotionen,
ibet Msbbuberne UNDER oen berlfenoe
Snflilen5aepioemi ofte floffer iiJ
iammcn iom forifremte Soar. Eaa
It Steb fonbt Fan TO Sanlilier, be-
itaacnoe al 16 Herioner, boenbe / ct
Sl,s me6 fire intaa GGrell er, % al
be t6 Gerioner laa De IA beftig Ipge
al Snfluen5a. Gre lmaa gorn bar
auerebe buffet unber, og flerc 0eos'
ialo pentebes at inotrpffe.
Gn frpstclig SraseSie. Mrs, Gla-
ra Salllon, Suitru til 9pnlaribal
SAM ion / Sberman, bar tiolig Sors-
bag Worgen or9bt fine fem gern,
Ser aQe laa ipge. Sun ifal bare
Iaoet iig iorlpoe meo, at bum life
Longer bar iitanb I'll at ie Dem lioe,
% meoens Wanoen bar frap9renoe
bapoe bun meo Ell Hepolper lfllot oct
enc efter BET anoet al Dem meoelts
Be iop. Serpao bapoe bun pcnot
%aobenet moo fig ielp og bar / cal
fritiif Soriatning Tom Sslge al ct
SfuoIaar / &opebet. Se orGbte Tsrn
err Sortbp, t3 Iar, Sarlem II, So
SET 3, 9orraine 3 % Wilo, is Wfaa.
ncoer. Wanben foml fort eiter biem %
fanot lin Sltitrii liggenoe paa @lil-
bet % oe imaa Sig / fine Seuge.
@srnclc bapoe ppret ipge iioen tio'
Zig / Gintcr, % Woberen antages at
prrc blepen f~illoitnnbia neobrubt peb
Tottepaagen % sGngitslier.
Wcre Trngtapl ~anbcfales. SmitD
Safotos 6orenin6 al Sapebprfere,
Srugtaplcre % Sporrttere at Bier
holbt / 0Siotei, al forrige l1ge lit
I~arsinebe / @roofings, peo bpilfeil
InIebnins =. g. WfcGau, Specioliit
/ @artneri pes Statens College, at-
befalebe mere Srlgtapl blanbt Sar-
merne. Ger par ct eobt llbpalg al
hanrbfcre SrugttrGr, Tom nleb Spr.
bel fuube bprfcs operuIt / Sontb
Oafota, crflGrebc ban. 81. g.
S~outbrportb al Sioilr Gitp iortalte
ON, bporban @ier meo ltsrit Soroel
buroe bebanbleS iaapel CONNER ioln
Sinter. 9. q. Spueruo al Oanfton,
Scfretpr FOR @ecfeepers Isiociation,
boIbt Ell Gale peb Isbet o. iagoe
bIanSt anoet, at en- MGteoe Son.
ming off tilipiloe / StateLf foroi
baarliee oa forGloeoe Metbooer an'
ncnSteS. San troeoe BOG, at Der bette
Aar piIoe giercs itore Srcmifriot !
Groouftionen al Souning. iiGr | DC
Str9e al Staten. bpor Der bar Spio.
fIspcr. Ger peotoaes en- &eiolution,
bporpco 2egislat,;rcn altmobes ON at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
MiirncSotn.

QuuaInntc Wufrbrc. Ct. CLOUDS
| commissioner hor rc'crpcrct ct Soro'
Itpffe nur Npclt, of brltqeS til Sant
bina3plnos ior Suitlflbc, naar Den
8i0 fommcr.
SiHriftsmpoc / hilbert Sea. Spb'
lac Mimeiota Qiitrltt al Den llorife
lutbcritc &irfe / 9lmerifa nil hoIhe
lit Wisoc / NIbcrt Geo, begpnbcnoe
ocn l2te Suni. ISlcre ~hunoreoe Bre-
tier % Selcgntcr oil belta9e | Weoct.
%puaIa / Granite Sails. @ranite
Sails buuoc iorriNc llgc iii Nuualg,
% set liNc9 al have pUret BET nl,lt
ipUuocn0c poo mango Nor. Or. Z.
8. %obuion bcicirchc i'm aollcga Gr.
Z. e. 0onfinS, Der bar oppc Tor
@iclpnl9.
ct. GlOuS itanr fig ooOt. Zen
ourlllc Ndpport a. ct. Glouoa
Smobe0surieu uiicr, at Der iibitc
Aur er iorefommet ASP Seollcr moo
500 Gso&ialo - bette tiItroba for,
al Ser uumel0tes 104 SiliUlocr al
Snflutu5u % SuulcbetrnoclIe.
Nrmprp ior ct. GlunS. NonoelS.
ioreninaen oG acknowledgements
N2iociotion / Il. Glouh bar lat Jig /
NcnrQelic ior at oplerc ct Nrmorr
tolteuoc $4,000. Get onlcca Tor
iouoinuligt, at SeAi@loturcu oil ui.
MODES ON @cnpnoigclic iii at ilo.
itebe Bombs.
Still,uater bDloer line Griaerc. d
3G Vtcolcumcr a. 1amle Sompani
81. ION forlp0 Stiupater Tor baIo-
onoct Nnr li0cn, % Tom bar pprei
/ 6roufrigc iibcn zoe Oft, fom hielr
igien Gor&bag. Ter ioranitnlte0es
Ell &autct meo citerioIgenoe gIinl.
rcn0c pa Ill oeres gGre.
Semioji %iorfaiter Turiaset on,
Spnes. 6oriIaget ON at uoiteoC
Sor6s til ct 9elsb al $4,000 for
CprctteIie AZ ct mt SSiltreringsan.
lup | &eml6ii or iorfaltet meo betu
oellg WoIoritai, Ger lpgaes III TIa.
ner Tor peO &jelp al @reuoe al ifaiil
Spen CT 9oot &anolp'tcm.
&OOiepelt@ ei opcr aanoet. San
oelstorenlnger / Slllutb har sGrer
AZ at itiue @anoet oct Sorllaa, a,
lheooorc Nooiepclta Ntinoe brores
peo Ell &ooicpcIt tranafoltincnta'
Hanoepci ira Yortlonb. Maine. ii
8ortlono. Oregon. Sorcningen bol
be'IllttHt at nrbeioc pibere Tor VIa
mems 8iennem'srelic.
S!astcfurs unncrueis ira Nlbcrta
I'll Spnth q. Goul fom bcrom ID
gen @clteb ont, at Ell Itor 2abninl
SIogtetuUa ira Gomroie SVirift
Nlberta bar paaicret gieuncm @in
nlpcg mberpeis Ill Minnelota,
SpGgmlartcb. S~aoningeil bclioo a
300 Stpfter apGg, aIc al prin4
Sort % gleoeoe paa gaaien.
Tarmere gocr til bet Mpoe 0ors
Smtrlus l.1S0 6armere / @aIbins
ton Gounn iorpligtcbe iie iibite Iaa'
iii at noe aulIngeu ira ct pitt Stpff
Sano, ira ell SieroeocIS Aers til len
acres, til Oct &eoe aors. o. iisIa
Webbing fra Stilwater bar Scr o,
iii 22be hs. ira oenie ailoe inobc
taIt $24,017.5S. Summen peutebe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

SUrtiGises paa iiSite SiSe.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
b Oldest Colony.

Newfoundland. the Oldest British
colony. was founded by Sir Humphrey
Gilbert in 1883,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
As A Briton Sees Us,

Here are a few general conclusions
made by an Englishman on America :
The men are bright but the women
are brighter.
There Is not 20 much convention in
American life as In Europe. put there
Is less method also.
America is still Eldorado-not only
for the politically oppressed In other
countries but for those In poverty.
The country people in America are
probably the happiest in the world.
What Is called by outsiders the love
Of sensation In America is really love
Of adventure-commerc political
and personal.
New York Is the most un-American
Of all the great American cities.
Material IN some respects. Ameri-
cans are the most romantic and IDEAL
istic Of any people.
As . nation they are slowly but
surely developing into q race dis
tinctive from any other race. ancient
or modern.-The Saturday Evening
Post
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
THE PARAGRAPHERS'
NEWS VIEWS.

The clothing manufacturers have
been pronteering: here's hoping Ar.
Palmer will bring suits against them.
Boston Evening Transcript
The price Of bacon IL down. prob
ably because Pershing brought It
home with him.-Kansas City Times.
Even II the league ballplayers do
form a union. will they 90 out on
strikes any oftener than heretoforeT-
Boston Transcript.
That fine old motto, Live and Let
Live" has been changed to Liver
20 Cents."-Toledo Blade.
Somebody up in Ohio Is asking
What has become Of hell." The last
we knew Of It, we gave 1t to the Re-
publican party.-Houston Post
Senator Mccumber (Republican,
has hit the reservations and amend
ments with -Selfish. immoral and dis
honora Savannah News.
Having done 20 well thus far with
It's labor dificulty. It IL hoped that
Boston, long famous for its beans.
will not spill them-Providencs Jour
nal.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Consideration for Poor.
By the Rev. CHARLES STELZLE
star Writer On RellKi0ls TSRlea.

By the Rev. CHARLES STELZLE.
star Writer On Religious Topics.
It is not written blessed Is he
that feedeth the poor" but blessed
Is he that considereth the poor"
There's q difference.
Charity by wholesale, with bread.
lines and soup-kitchens. is popular
with certain classes Of benevolentIy
inclined persons-and no doult
there are times of great distress
when these are needed.
But-kindness plus charity 10
what is needed most
Tolstoi once met a beggai on the
roadside who asked him for al
aims.
I have no money. brother-rm
sorry." Tolstoi said to him.
Returning a little later Tolstsd
found a smile upon the beggar's
face. and he greeted the great Rus
sian with gladness.
And Tolstoi was surprised as the
beggar thanked him.
what for? asked Tolstoi, "r
gave you no money"
"Ah. but you called me prrther.' /"
the beggar answered.
More than money 10 neeoed thu
feeling of sympathy and the bond
Of brotherhood.
This is what makes the cnarity
Of the poor toward each other So
much appreciated.
without red tape or deaAeninE
formality. they share each others
woes and bear each others bur-
dens.
And so they reap the blessing that
Is promised to those who consider
their poor neighbors-althounh the
difference in their wealth may bc
sery slight indeed. So slight, that
tomorrow the benefactor may become
he beneficiary-the person aelped
may become the helper.
You never knew a man who made
It q practice to help his neighbors
to suffer long when he himself was
in distress.
The investment in kindness pays
big dividends. And the bank in
which this investment Is stored up
never fails.
And here's the reason for it,
blessed IL he that considereth the
poor, for the Lord shall reward him
In time Of trouble"
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
JUST IN FUN.

Harold Hollownut-I dread old age,
with its wrinkled brow. Polly Pickles
one thin wrinkle.-Hamilton Post.
Don't worry. There isn't room
enough on your brow for more than
Tom.-Why are telephone girls
called "operatorsf" Dick.-because
they usually cut" you of IN the
midst Of conversation. - Cartoons
Magazine.
She-I appreciate the compliment.
but I'm afraid I could never make
you happy. He-oh. yes, you could.
You don't know how easily pleased 1
am.-Boston Transcript.
First Veteran.-Isn't a wooden leg
an eloquent protest against war;
Second Veteran-Eloquent Is good.
Sort Of a stump speech.-Michigan
Gargoyle.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
THE SYBARTTE.

NJ EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
The peach is blushing like an autumn
And ruby-round lovs-.ppiss jewel
the vine
The plum IL royal. In its purple pride
And every grapes . cask Of fairy
wine.
The golden pear says. like . melting
sphere,
And oh; the lazy. hasy wealth Of
weather!
Surely It II the fullness Of the year,
When canteloupe and grapefruit
come together.
love the tender green Of early spring.
I love the summer Of the wren and
swallow,
I love the tingie of the winters sting.
love , all dea'on'' s' they pass and
But now the horn Of plenty spills 10
And cares Of life are lighter than
Q feather;
The suns Of summer kiss the frosts
Of fall
And cantaloupe and grapefruit
come together.
The English pledge the rose and its
perfume,
The shamrock charms the Irish
heart and lutte,
Japan 10 symbolled In the cherry
bloom.
And every nation has its flower
and fruit.
The Frsnchman stii prs,l.ims the
neur-de-lis.
The Scotsman IL enamored Of the
heather;
sing this symbol Of the land for me,
come together. -
fCopyriRht MAY
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
POLITICS
By The Occasional Prophet

Democratic leaders in Maryland
who inserted q plank in their plat
form declaring woman's suffrage to
be State and not a national issue,
the Same view once held by Presi-
dent Wilson. find themselves at odds
with the national leaders Of their
party. The executive committee Of
their national party. which was in
session in Atlantic City and which
devoted most of its time to a dis
cussion OF plans for q Presidential
campaign next year. adopted a reso-
luton calling upon the legislatures
Of the several States to ratify the
woman's suffrage amendment to the
federal constitution. Maryland Dem
ocrats. who are committed to their
platform. oppose this step and hence
are at variance with the national
committee.
The resolution. which was offered
By John T. Barnett Of Colorado, was
adopted by unanimous vote. In q
number of States which have not as
yet acted upon the federal amend
ment no regular legislative session
VIII be held until after next years
campaign. In such instances ex-
traordinary sessions are urged for
the purpose Of taking action upon
the amendment.
The resolution was adopted after he
executive committee had listened tc
an address by Mrs. George Sass, Of
Chicago. director Of the Wonien's
Bureau Of the Democratic National
Committee which was established
during the 1916 campaign and con-
tinued as a permanent adjunct to tho
Democratic party machinery.
Mrs. Bass very strongly urged upon
the members Of the executive commit
tee to leave nothing undone to VII
the women voters to the Democratic
party in time for next years eieclou.
INtlaring that the women would de-
ternine the result. Mrs. Bas> eA-
pressed the opinion that from u, oo. 90
to 100000 new voters would be added.
In this connection a member Of
the committee said that the stand
President Wilson and the Democratic
party had taken In favor Of the
league Of nations covenant had in
clined women all over the country
toward the Democratic side of the
battle. and that this was the psy-
Geological moment for making an
appeal to them on that ground. Mrs.
Bass, who returned recently from q
tour Of Western States, told the ex-
ecutive committee that from the Pa
cific to the Mississippi she had found
the women afiape with sentiment for
ratification of the league covenant
Homer 8. Cummings. chairman Of
the committee. proposed q resolution
calling for an increase in the MEM
bership Of the executive committee
from seventeen to thirty-four, and
that all the new places thus pro-
vided for be filled by women.
Chairman Cummings announced af-
ter the session ended that the work
of organising the women voters
would begin at once under the su-
pervision Of a subcommittee Of the
executive committee Of which he will
be the chairman and the other mem
bers will be United States attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer and VIII
bur W. Marsh. Of Iowa, treasurer
Of the committee.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30

DAnnunzio has the heart Of patriot. 1t is uni
nature denied him head to cooperate with it.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
Round the Town g's 49, 49, SEsH

northwest. and was knocke6 oow
and q cash cut on his head win
weapon. supposed 20 have p>~n
''blackJack." Some Of the fsiicw
composing the gsngs are densnt Say
ing the upper court overruied ths un
lawful assembly law I'm the ease q
the suffrasettes. and q 10 therefor
a dead letter. The matter has ais
been called 20 the attention
RIN0GoLD HART. asx1stant corpors
ton counse at the police court b
citizens who have observed the IN
seemiy conduct Of the Eansstsrs.
seeiefy withssf . nIissssa.
Attention was directed 20 q ven
cradle three-story building ~ IN
southwest corner Of Pennsyivanh
avenue and Four-and-a-haif Street
recently, when q force Of painter1 ap4
piled coat Of dark green paint ~
the lower 6oor front Ths uppe
stories are the same now as I rsmem
Der them 30 yesrs go. The builtini
was erected for \the Colonisafso1
Society. formed to transport colore<
people to the Republic Of Lber1s
I am Informed the society stiii main
tafns an organisation. but its missio1
has gone a-giimmorfng
II was intended to solve what has
been termed the negro problem
DR.. J. A MARTIN said 70 ns. ''bx
sending the colored people back q
Afr1ca But the organization now has
become a. useless a. . pump without
q handle. 30 far a. MS orlginal mis-
sion 10 concerned"
Many people while passing tb<
venerable structure. read the siGl
across its front-''Coionization Buflo.
ing'-snd wonder. II was left % Z
city guide to explain to q group oi
visitors the purpose Of the sdircei
You see" he said ''coionixst5oz
means 70 send svsy. Nov ths row
ernment 10 going 70 arrest eli The
anarchists and bul-she-vistr ana
coloniss them back 10 their ovr
country. and they are gong 20 cage
them in that building until they arr
ready for deportation"
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR
NJ JShI Kendr,.sr u.,~

tcovdsht. nm. b The Mcclure Nswypaper
syndicate)
THE PILGRIMAGE.
Compared to all the vastitude of space
This world Of ours 10 but q little
place.
And dark OF sunny weather
We folks have got to live our days
together.
We cannot speed afar
And sit upon some star
And hold ourselves aloof as Hermits
are,
But through our lives must trip
In an unending comradeship-
wherefore I say
Let's all be gay.
And each one DO his level best
To make thinSs pleasant for the rest,
So that when we have crossed the
finish line
Up past the Gates divine,
Wen all look back upon our Journey
A ,ust .. Joyous Pasrinass q Cheer.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-30

As sooo oto worios q lovely place,
IT sweso We I'll may tasts,
hefuse ne bad, choose onfy Good,
Tor itfss too short 70 waste
-AarEaret Scott HAN
TeIssr.pAis csn Frsn Hsxes
4 Group Of oeorgetown business
men were discussing plans that are
said 10 Be In progress at the Arlington
radio station TO experiment with wire
less telephony with the view Of e.
tablishing invisible government tele-
phone lines through space. n. n.
BURROWS, 0p u street, an old res
dent Of osoryetown, became reminis-
cent and said:
MANY years ago when the teie-
Graph was In It's infancy, one Of the
nrst messages received In old George
town was delivered TO the ancient
Yisilant FIRE Company. which read
The devil 10 dead ana hell 10 half
full Of water. Please come down and
pump Us out The message came c.
o. D., but was never paid for. The
secretary Of the fire company entered
on his books mo funds available for
such hellish messages."
@hc thNtAaNtou VI AAoA eCCCPASae VI
course" Mr.. Burrows continued, "as
the old time nrenghters declared II
would mean q long. hot run, and be-
side they did not know the exact To-
cation Of the bad place The George
town volunteer firemen never liked
the idea Of pumping hot water out Of
q burned building. their supposition
being that the River styx had over
flowed"
wasAington Pelieenen's Unien.
One Of the strongest supporters Of
the local union formed by Washington
policemen 10 JOHN, B. CoLPoYs, in
nuential labor leader. who also edits
the Trade Unionist In support OF
his plan for the formation Of q nation
al association Of policemen's unions.
to be directly affiliated with the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor, he said:
Il believe that through this method
the policemen would then be able to
look after their own Affairs much
better than they have In the past
with q distinct understanding that the
great and growing forces Of labor are
ever ready to lend q sympathetic as
sistance to their Just demands. They
also would under this method be fol-
lowing the example Of their chiefs
who have . national organization Of
their own Whatever may be the de-
cision of the policemen on this prop
osition. we are willing to back Il
to the utmost Of our resources. And.
/ reiterate. in our judgment they were
within their rights In accepting char.
tiers from the American Federatior
Of Labor"