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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14

Sislae tibliaere 9efienbtgisrelier bolSt
Srenoerlaget fit 14be Stepne | Sionr
Sails, 9. Sat. Den 20be % 21be Stunt
1922.
Sirsbaa Sormiboug ~tiIbra9tes neb at
reoiitrere De Silreiienbe. Sirsoag Gfs
termibbag 8l. 2 iaMleOes man | bet
itore GpliIerm til bet e9entli9e Stebne.
gbootat 9. 8. Stprbabl introbucerte
9ommer Iartin gerab, Der | beIpalgte
Srb bgo, bda @peuS ug Iinnebabn
Co.'S @eane, De SiIreiienbe YeItommen.
SrsnDerlaeeis S%orntano aopotat S. U.
mpbipn bolbt Ell pasienoe SpurtaIe.
Sormmben iutrooucerebe berpaa Sr.
81. .. Sauaan al HebfieIb, @. Sat. lom
90 bolbt Seittalen. Salereu ia9pe 81.
a.: "@i bar @lauien al Srsnberne ber
itaa; life ipm ba De fom Der for so
Nar iiben. Set er ct fort Solt meo
fore Rinber. Snad Splf gier lmaa
Sing; ct fort SoIf sisr fore Sin8."
Otter benne Sale l9ite S%ormanbcn
% SefretGren fine Snb~beretninser.
Wtrs. Grpie 0ueber' of Superior,
3is. unberbolbt SoriamIiugen meo
,pele m~oriomme Sort9ninger % bens
res 9atter GIfbiIo lang meget patfert
ct Gar San9e.
Sr. 8aspif uf 9(neta, q. Sat, Sors
mano for Observation-Disclosures, 6ragte
en- Silien til Srsnberla9et.
Sormanpen ubnppnte berpaa fsI9ens
Sc 3pmiteer: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s.
6. 8pQo, 8. gliaion 90 .. 8. Stors
habl; SnbitiQingstomitc, @rs. Nrpic
Gueber, Gnbretp Stiern og s. g. Sangs
baf; observation-disclosures, 9. 9. Snus
gan, q. $. Sasen os 9. 9. Saa.
Sirsbag gften sap Iinnebaba
gRanostor en- peIlpffet 9oncert / Coli
Iclim. timber aoueerten 9ap gtrs.
Gueber nogIe "Sfrsner" titbeoite og
laitc ct Siet at Sobu g. Spers. Ioieau,
Iiun., 90 en- Silien til Srsnberitepnet
fra Gnton Spnten, @eratcr, Ior9e.
Snscag Sormioba9 iamlebes man
iqicu / Goliieum for at fortlGtte Steoz
ret.
@aitor g. 8. Ho9nlie al Sranflin,
Wiun. bolbt en- me9et norton Gale ON
Soil / 8neDen Srrran paa Ggte 89rrus
GpabbiaIett. 9erpaa Tang Ole 9ielpolb
ira Cottonwood, Miuu. en- Gang ON
Srono6iem ifrepet al bam ielp.
g1an gif MI oper til Sorretnin9er.
Snotiain9sfomiteeu rapporterebe os
f9lgcnbe Sumter pebto9es: Gt mere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14
srn Sihher Gpuntn. 81. Saf.

FuoaeuOe ben SiGlp fra 8esierinsen
|SirIp for Sarmerne til Subtisb at
bert Staten, ba nraa bet iiees,
rsStommenbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
bar siort fig fortient til itor
Erpic al Solicit, ben Idabe be for
\ 9iben og life e~rpeberer be bepil9ebe
n Set er mn mibt / Rai. Suieuer
grss at 2anb bare beromfrins bar
n fRrbie. nentenoe paa Yense at
, snatorn for / oper 3 Tiger. Nu er
Tor lent, cs i~itebeufor at bet ifulbe
|. I'll 6iGlp for Sarmerne, blir bet
fpr Stabe for mango, iom bisie eobe
mr. / 8rdnb SORTS ifulbe bore anz
taa for, iom abminiitrerer aapitalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14

cg 8p paa ben anbeu. Set bar en- bsis
tineli9 Climb for os aue. ON abeloen
blep iaa Sanen bra9t frem. Scr. S6os.
@iionteitao fra 2itdpiue, q. 9. oplgite
eI Srep, iom bar ienbt til @iesbalbuers
ne fra S~rofsreren. Iamt taIte liht / Gnz
leontn9 al Stunoeu. Otter bam TOM
SaItor Solitao, iom talte pber lin Sientz
tseo % nGpnte flere itore @GnS fra
S9oeren, iom Irne @arborg meo flere.
Otter benne Saneafilsring tit hi Den
0I9be at lutte til en- Sale al Sllbae OF
Trobate, Mr. Gilbert. Oct bar Ell iaub
gfpoelIc for oS ale at bere ham. Ipms
mereu er en- itorilagen Saler % brllaer
Get norIfe Spro9 laa beiIiet, iom ON
ban alori9 bapbe let Imeritd. Otter
SaIen fif III ct Gar San9e al Ssnner
az Horees Wonbsfor. 8reoae off oct
belle Saseu meb Sang og SaIer, iumt
Sr9oela9smeoer ru1ot / Sfogen. 9per
laInleoes nnoer line Saner % bauoe Oct
slilot mel Trat ont gantle Siemmet.
Som I'll sanite merfp9roia StloraoeIie
tam ie9 nGpne, at ueo Stennet meotes
q Sreore og Ell Ssiter, iom life bapoe
r7eot biuanben paa 40 Gar. Sisie traf
bperanore unoer &urnle sSSauen. Sc par
&enrp, GitiiIb, Ole. @nNre, Sobau 90
Yeoer StoI og Ssitereu HaeubiIo. Seq
bar bespGre CLIENT benbeS IPaubs Siam.
Seq dntar ban ogiaa er 8armebue.
Sornlano @aitpoIo % Setretrren bIep
gienpal9t. SiI &iceiotmuno polotel
Son. 5. s. Sacubiou fra 3aoiiuu,
gsinn. Gil ausierer paletes Sr. 9. 8.
StensIanb, g~ereSforb, Spo Sututa.
NGite Stepne iom efter oen @eeel, ipnl
hlep nebIaet 90 tilitemt pco Steonet /
Sttalpa, gu, bIir oct Npro Satota, iom
foar Oct. Sc iIeite bar inoe for Sars
co. Spg Sio og Steb bIep pperIabt til
Seltbrelien at bcItemme.
Set er bpg9eliee Stepner % Sc, ion,
lom bar tiIftebe bar ale eriae ON, at
oct bar ct al DC bclbi9ite Steouer / 9as
gets Siltprie. Nue iagoe BE piIbe tonts
tie til nGite Stepue. en- bar iau beoeiz
Itret, at ban lopeoe at famne ON bet
tar iaa lan9t, iom til HorSpoIeu.
Saa er ba Stapdnger Nmt 2aacts
14oe Stepne gaaet neb / Iinoerne %
fiSie bill uItib bli fiGre at SppIe peb.
SertbeI 6. @eueien, Setr.,
Selpeu, Sonia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14
S~taOanger HINT 2aget.

Stspnet | 8ilmar, Iiun., ben 22oe
70 23oe SUM- bar ct af be bpggeIigitc
Siepner / Sasets Siltorie. Sper 1000
NenneIf er bar tiIitebe. SIere Tom lang
peis fra, Iisefra 8eifpiten. Set bar
rrfiaa parnt beese Sage, men iaa er
Stepnciteoet III iieIben GOD Tlabs, nteb
StpggetrGer os lise bebgSeu pafre Hare
Snoiis. gpens Snobpssere, ale, iom
CT, bapoe arrangeret alt til pores bebs
ire. Snofparteriugsfomiteen bapbe iits
&c: SopeplaoS for 1900 runot / 9pen.
Sriien bar lat til mn 80 Gents pr. Nat
90 80 Gents for 6ro.oIt nm uoetu ens
ifet Oct, bbor De bar irStpartcret. @teb
IittomobiIer brd9tes Solicit fra Spbeos
fparteret, iom a / Ruionic Semple,
runbt / gben til 2osi, Sag oe Scat. Se
ireote op peb ale So9s Infomit. Sorsa
bog Woraen iantlebes Solicit peo Court
buffet. 81. $3.50 be9puots 0ilmar Ilis
i,tfcrps at ipile nogIe Numre for at
jamie ale. Otter man bapbe fDItet lia
nnber bper fine 6auer, mariderteS meo
Wuiitfen | Spioien til llbitiuing5grins
Den. Set bar ct prGstis Sog meo Sc
ratre Saner, iaIt 20 Stptfer. Gtebnet
oabneoes peb Gfipngelic af @or CUB
han er iad fat Ell Borg % anbagt peb
Soitor Q. s. Nina. @eIfomffbiIien paa
@aporen og @pens @egne af @r. Stans
fpro, SctretGr af Commercial Club.
Sad en- Gale at 2agets Sormanp, ga
for 6. s. @aitpoIS. Set er unsbueus
eigt at gien9toe noeet al Salerne. Pile,
icm fienber Saitor gaitpoIb, peo at
uaar ban taller, ba er set tantehinae OBJ
~Icftenoe cg manenbe Orb, iom ient bill
E!entmes. Sch Stepnet ifuloe tire me
Saner aiilsres. Mr. S6or SenIun fra
Chicago, iom ifrIoc taIc for gicrtren1z
Sauen, maatte reiie famine 9ag efter
Wiobag Sloffen TO og ftrar efter Mtes
fcts Gabniug fit ban G~nlebning iii at
rofere lin @ierniug, ollie fra SaIsrne
eGcr gierfrem og Seqouos Soene Tom
III frem til SaIertribunen pg iamleoes
runot ben patre Sane. 1r. 9enion
taIte | be9ge Sprog. San bar paret /
@uerita ober 90 Iar og life noaen
Sang p9ret bienrme paa 9eIsg. Set
ratte not man9eilaes Winoer % Sans
fer peiaa for bam, ga Fan itob og iaa
paa ben pafre Sane, iom bar Icnbt fra
Sijembpsbeu. ga Yaitur g. 8. 8igs
oabl, 2asets Siceforraub. iom ogiaa cr
fra Siertrem, life bar iiIiteoe oa fom
life fsr nGite Sag, bIep 6anen bra9t
frem isien u9 ban taIte for lin tiGre
&iembp9o. San miubebe ale fine Cant
lngoinser, iaa bel iom ale anbre, at
ranbre iaa Der / 2ioet, at hi baaliat
flnoe fpltes unber 9oriets Sane. ON
@ftermiooa9en bleu Den nbe @iesbals
Sanen bragt frem. Taitor geree fra
Cat Stanipoob, 8aibin9ton, bolSt ell
taffer Sale ON lin 6~iembbsb. @un
jianeu par malct @iesoal= airfen paa
BEN enc Sibe os aal9aarbs Sabrifter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14
Sra Safer, Wpnt.

Settle for ON Idrere 1nd terre Strea
bar mn Il Nibteu at Iai) en- bel llse
igiennem faaet paitet fig, ibet We9net bar
ri9tiet hsliet neb, iom SaIiusen tiger;
iaa bapbe hi en- Iasie Sne Der iibite
@tuter osiaa, iaa MI fer hi Gommeren
intsbe meb spbe Sorbaabninser. s
Safer bar Der / flere Naaueber bplbt til
nosle Ieroe Solf, ubienbt fra ct Nar
Sliefompauier, iom biit ffaI boete paa
binanbeu mere enb paa SIieIanoet her;
tbi bisie Solf er 8ipaler / ben @ranc6e,
iiees Der. Nan taller 10 ON, at Der for
Glppr ifal be9bnbes at bores efter Ole
inaar, % ba man benbtter ndturlie Gas
til SrGnbiel | omtrent ale Suie | 8ater
MI, % man BERTH faar Ollie her, iaa
bliper Der bel 2ib | @embtterne i9ien.
ut Der finbes Ole, peb 10 bisie l9rbe
Serrer altfor bel, % berfor edar be life
omfring % iGlger Gftier; mel, bette pas
fer BE Zig for, met be betinser fig SIies
ret af iaamanse iom milis. ga ia, man
faar bel ensans NOT af at poste paa
b%inanben, % ba b9rer bet bel lott meb
Sprineen efter Ole Der oeiaa.
Snfer bar bplot zig merfelist sobt
eiennem bisie l1aarene, imob mango
andre Smaabher berube. Wan bar
itanbaftise Solf Der, be eipsr life let op,
ON noset fommer paatberte. 9ertil prs
Der be at fomnle | COB Soritaaelie meb
Sarmerne, % bette er ct fort Sfribt poa
geien til @bens Sripiel. 8pfpltene Tan
10 life lebe Ienee uben 2anbsbefoIfnins
gems Ssanins, ian be blrbe prepe at
gisre Tit bebite for fin eaen Stplb peb at
bebanble en- Sarn1er meb astelie %
Grlist. gf Sc forfiellise gbiier fer Ri,
at bore balete % betalte Sienere nebe
@aIbineton fren,oeles boloer paa meb
alIlass llbfluster os Gneb, naar bet siGls
Der Snrlnernes Snteresier. Sa, 9rutten
saur iaalGnse tilpanos, til ben ensans
fomner banfelss biem, bruste pi at iiee
/ santle Norse; o9 bette boloer Stif
pgiad Der. So, idu pplger bi inb enoel
npe Splf beb n9ite 8ale, iom loper ps
alilaes @ober, % naar be er palete,
bliper De fleite al benz liee ems iom De
forriee, % iaa ~unb9aar Sarmeren ben
lllbffe at fan alt BET, ban meo 9fette
ifuloe bape aar no % Iar inb. GOT %
Met holber paa at laa Gag meo Nelis
eionen FER / 2anbet. De fer begae nb til
at forIpiube ir,aat ON Tenn, iaa 8ub
alene peb, boor BET tililut bill enbe. s
bet f~irfelige isreer bort Grebe Structure
uoentenbe gobt for os her | Safer, %
bette er hi bisle Serrcr itor Sat ifplbi9e
for. "SIu" bar n9ret Hem Der ipaor,
men er MI / Gftaaenbe.
$. 8. Selanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14
Sra Grail, Winu.

tuiom ieg fan faa nit greb inbtasct,
|ts oibc r,oele Orb ! Gnleonins Nps
n fra min 9abobp9b Gabalen. Seq
kr for ben Rpbeb, TOM ie9 lRite meb
Seq bar NOT Iibt tienbt Der
! fere Steber. Set ct bog mdilge
! iiScn; men Grinbrinsen er NOT |
b Sanfer. Seq forIpb nit Sspeiteb
bet 1869. Set bar paa @aaroen
tnSe paa S~abelanb. Seq itllbe enite
|ars fra bet Steb, ON Soranorineer,
\ .r foreeaaet Der | bisie SO Iar,
kH ieg bar / Toree. So, Siben er
EnSret her osiaa. Ser bar Ren9e for
og COB 2sn, men M ct Der
J Grbeibe at faa for noeen Sris.
Enserne bar b9ret tenlmelig imaa.
] su bar at iGlee, er biuie, men bbao
tai tisbe itaar meset bit | Sris.
is ntaa lutte. 5ermeb en- Silien
ale fienote. s. $. Stranpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14

), srifcr at ubtale min Saf for SaIls
J geros J~teiiebrepe fra Saeernes
sr,s til 29rpalssren. Seq flIste BAN
S,Ie g2eiIen | bper arog. Oct bar
y ion leg fan minbes fra ben Sib,
'sr ing. Seq er fsot paa 8aarpen
!. q. Qurbal, / 1916, MEN bet bleu
hrrat oer6iemme, iaa ies furIph
=, 1889 90 reiite til amerita. gi
!, mrb Seilifib % bar ii Tiger pan
rr,iier. Seq bolbt Soften" ben Sib,
Berg gift paa 9ecorab<S folen.
,r t~irrtomment at faa bsre fra bet
u aan6. Reb penlis Silien til glas
|. seoattion og S9iere.
Gilbert Reliou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14
TprSprtmr 0mOem
Seno, bet renslise. a~ntiieptiife Slil.
blum, er netop buao bu trenser.

s@usf big life for eczema % andre Suos
i~p9bomms. On fan baue en- rem, iunb Dub
peb at BRUCE 5emo, at erbolbe | builfstioms
belt gpotbef Tor 35c, euer ertra tore SLATER
for S1.00.
3emo iorbriuer / Mmiuoelisbeb Speiisr,
Sladbeabs, Slesuer, Gc;sma os Rtusorm,
os bet sisr Suben zen os iuub. Semo sr
ct r%eusli9t, acknowledgements, autiieptiif
6lubirm. Get er let at aupenoe os foiter
fun en- SaSatel for bper NuueuoeIie. Oct
er altib pualibeliat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14
0uOiwaOpmme!

iom gfSema, Salt Hberm, BARRIERS
Stcb, gamle Soar, Tingorm, Sroit.
og 9ranoiaor, 6roitbib, Sltoforgift.
ming ira llgrGS eller 6arper, glacf.
beao8 og andre b~elbreOes abiolitt oeo
grug al min @c5eIna Speciic.-Win
Sfab.S alpe bill belbrebe Stab, Slse,
Jnat, Scpen GEARS eqer 8rairie
SStcb paa iaa Gage. Sar belbreoet
Slllinoer / Sc iioite % Iar. Senot
pr. Soit ior 50 bper.
Nputbefrr 2. Mmfluu, :
@pr u, Guuperstpiuu, u. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14

Senb Soften" biem til Sl9atniuoer
% @enner / @amleIanbet. Nun $500
Aaret. en- Ibounent, iom bar bejeat
Norge, ifriper til ps: "@i farbt Here
Tom lit Soften" tilienbt % bar oobt til
frebs meo Slabet; DC i%ortaite, at Sc fonSt
mere Npt ON Hor9e / oct eno De fanot /
norife goiier."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14
8ltper DIT iaar?
NeteriDmS Simtmemt.

Gil ben Mausiolbisbeo al 8euuer, iom bar
brrst Betsrious ointment for eczema, flss
snoe Sub os Stalp, piIes, Splber % Samle
Saar al lang Sarisbeb, flyer Geterion "Scrs
tel oius Ssnrer at Getsrious Ointment pil
iisrus 5aarbsb paa to Wiuutsr". aae Apps
tbefere Soc, 6Oc, S1.O0, $3.50, $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14

nnI Safntu RnI.l J

eel odisU p"''
les lepcrc ID
II, iont iiftef1
1se fplt 5apr|
S bore Sage
iont life cter tlsI
Euriffrin8spoIi'f
og opbepare II
funrentfrinet |
gcsicmcr Sta1
5~tsrreIic tt1:1
Ser bprer
Serto Ceres q
Sfrir. SgHI
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afen o~rnfring So

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men fpril
5%.aarige Gut /
anot fra lit SD
Seroag Of @1
aet opgiOe fin ]
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a a~ffraftet, Of h
ne ienere. ED
toffpI fopStoa J
"a Siernntet %
l.eboet 6orm. 8
omattet frsben /
per bar Segn it'd
babe OpboISt |
T. Der leoe0e til
Pnfen, bar ct id
arnet bapbe ifoi
Oa @utten nT,,d
Der mango, 4
e taget bam Oh
|rt bort r1eb ID
altiaa at oQre|
IfiGtnins. %
ng er iaor |
Fioner guno,
Foepartenrettt 4
e%not9iort, at d
ing mi fooperud
mem norblioc n
Pifat. 9enne q
De r1Gite Ter ID
'ioere forIGnj
5000 Sobaf$S|
bar laaet fig ID
tiioige Mnrfebj
,ouft, og til Of
Il benne "poj
mt at @i8conit
al. . 9ettc I'd
bill gaa gicnr5
ipnbifat, er |
| al ~ @iGI
freffeliat 6inaI
totere Sen bp{
II UNDER grbpt
I set itSrIte fol
enonu iat lad
mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-14
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Ee Sorfattcrin1
mango uSHld
II ct iaaOant \
lifurn ION "SIS,l
Sen off ~
ar ii6cn og u
bar hi Ill 4
n. Gen er y
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The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-13
INCOMES SHOW BIG FALLING OFF IN TAX
 COLLECTED HERE
Period of Depression Hits Govern ment 32 Millions in Con-
 necticut.

Hartford, Jan. I3.-There was a drop of 22,486,Io3 during the past year i'll the aggregate federal tax col lcctcd on the income of Connecticut people who received $I ,ooo a year or more, it was shown by figures of the
 United States Internal Revenue Blu reau made public by Collector Robert o. Eaton. The amount of decrease is
 nearly enough to duplicate the entire
 Connecticut highway system and al
 year to maintain the state govern ment, but of course the money raised
 by federal taxation IS not used for
 state purposes. Income tax receipts
 for the year totalled $36,75o, ,2o8.84 as against $5o, o,286,3I2.5I in 1920. The entire collections of the rev enuc bureau in Connecticut during
 1921 reached $57,6o8, 8,oI5.oI, showing a
 decrease of $32,Io3,5SI.17 from the to- tai collections the previous year.
 More money was received on the in
 come tax alone in 1920 than was col
 lected on government taxes of all
 kinds the past year.
 There was a balance of $I,566, ,306 Go
 in favor of the 1920 income tax re- turns
 These figures are held to reflect the effect of the business depression on retailers and manufacturers as well as on personal incomes. The latter showed an average decrease of $I34 each based on $I67,4Io income tax re- turns filed, but this is undoubtedly not representative, as, of course, those having larger incomes had much greater cuts.
 Other tax receipts showed de- crease of $9,7o7,477.47, dropping from S3o,627,IS454 i'll 1920 to $2o,oIo,7o7.o7 in 1921. The biggest cuts came in the sales and capital stock taxes, the 1921 collections on each of these being SI5,75I,1o245 and $I,281, ,863.38 respec- lively. The prohibition and narcotic tax brought in $6o, ,I2o.53 during the year, estates $2,o86o78.55 and stamps $28, ,384oS.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-13
WOMEN BREAK DOWN
 TRYING TO EXIST ON MINIMUM WAGE RATE
Social Workers Discover That its Impossible to Live on
 SIP a Week.

Can working girl clothc herself, pay rent, carfare, laundry, purchase food and meet other bills on SIP per week income? The Massachusetts Minimum Wage Commission recently answered that question in the atflrma- tive. Three Boston social workers challenged the decision and put 1t to a personal test They undertook to live on SIP a week, and all broke down under the strain.
 The women are Miss Amy Woods, who is connected with the Wage Commission; Miss Grace Caldwell, director of the New England Center for Day Nurseries, and Miss Cora Stoddard, of the Scientific Temper ance Federation.
 Not one of the girls was able to carry the experiment to a successful termination, although all were in good physical condition when they started.
 You can exist" they said, "but you can not live on SIP a week"
 Aches, pains, old illnesses that had passed into oblivion recurred as the experiment progressed, and the girls physicians insisted on an immediate return to normal, wholesome diet.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-13
ki ki'9ppPddd!y5
 z3bEyeniN8
 Fairy Tale M MApY GDAAAM RONNED
THE TOY SHOP.
6JT\ARI GRAHAM BONNER
 - cosrhCrI 2 wtsItRh nt~spApts UNION oA-@

"I have little shop to tell you about this evening"" said Daddy, (which Is for children alone. It Is simply a back room which is something like a story-book full of different stories. You're not quite sure at first which story you'll hear about and then de eide you'll hear them all-one by one.
 Tt is back of book shop which, too, Is only for children. And there is a marionette theater which means a puppet show and little puppets dolls which are worked by wires from behind the scenes.
 "SOmetimes the marionette shows go a-traveling just as though they were a real theatrical company, of course they have to be taken!
 "But 1t is the toy shop or toy room want to tell you about. The name is the 'Once-Upon-a-Time' toy shop. The reason for this is because there is story attached to every toy, or at least something which distinguishes it from the usual toys.
 First there is the story-book stick horse. This is a toy made in Italy, for there are quaint toys from diff ferent lands to be seen. The story book stick horse is like regular broom stick a small boy would enjoy riding, only on the top is perfectly modelled Arabian horse, a very distinguished looking fellow with a head which is his pride because it's not the usual fiat head given to such creatures! And the stick Is of a gorgeous blue hue with red knob at the end.
 'There are many kinds of animals a wonderful pair of oxen looking like real oxen, too. I wished I could have obtained a pair of real oxen at that moment just to show them that toy makers sometimes did know what they looked 1ikel
 "There was a black bear and 8 black cat and their story-along with the story of some of the other animals was this: They were made by widows of English soldiers who had fallen dur ing the war. There Is a factory in England which employs only widows of soldiers and they make toys.
 "Some of the toys told stories of national ways. For example, a scene depicting life In the far North was worked out in toys. There was the Eskimo and his dogs and his sledges, his hut and his provisions and there was also a mighty walrus with most fascinating teeth. A toy woodchopper and a toy lady woodchopper from Switzerland who bent back and forth at their work showed that in Switzer- land wood-chopping is not only a work for men!
 "There are painted oil-cloth porridge sets done by an invalid and from now on the "Once-Upon-aTim toy shop expects to have many Russian and Italian, French and other foreign toys which will be made by the immigrants who come to this country, and who will want to do this work.
 "But the animals we're all familiar with are perhaps as interesting as
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any-and there is a story which has to do with them too.
 "A few years ago a farmers wife found that her children were starved in the way of toys which she and her husband could not afford to give them.
 "But she wanted to do something about it-and she did.
 "She began making toys. Out of old pieces of felt and kid she made copies of all the animals on the farm.
 ''The toy room heard of them and now this farmers wife supplies the toy shop with its horses and its cows and it's other farm animals in play shapesI
 'The business Is too much for just this one mother so she and other mothers in her neighborhood make lovable farm animals, sell them, and also show the city children just how the animals on the farm really look
 And 1t is wonderful business which perhaps even young girls could learn to do every once in awhile and make a little extra pin money.
 "For nothing would be so nice as toys made around our country places as they are made in the country places in the foreign countries and then sent to the cities.
 '"The toy shop is anxious to have a Made in America sign stand for per lection in toyland in America too.
 "But I brought you each home a souvenir"
 Nick and Nancy were indeed sur prfsed, when Daddy undid a package and gave each of them a beautiful toy horse. Each had a glorious silky tail and Nancy started to stroke her horses tail immediately.
 "Such a nice horse and such a lovely tai1," she said, and Nick said,
 "They're a handsome pair!"
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Crime Against the Future.

Charges that hundreds of working girls in Denver, Col, receive only SIP a week, whereas the minimum wage for "decent living conditions" was $I6o6 a week, are made by Miss Caroline Cofroth, student secretary of the Internountain Y. W. C. A. The charges were contained i'll report made by Miss Cofroth and 13 women college students who worked in stores here last summer. Such con ditions constitute a "colossal crime against future generations" Miss Cof- roth declared
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advertising and the money thus raised with that allowed by the Interna- tional Union probably represents the largest amount spent by any craft union ir this vicinity for label adver- Using.
 However, results haveconvinced the cigarmakers that it pays to advertise their Blue Label and they intend to continue, through this medium, to urge the public to demand cigars packed in boxes bearing the Blue Label of the Cigarmakers Union.
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New London Shipyard Given
 Big Contracts
Several Hundred More Skilled Men to Be Put to Work
 Soon

New London, Jan. 13.-President Law renee Y Spear of the New London Ship & Engine Co., arrived home this week from Washington, D. C., with contract which will give employment to several hundred additional hands at this plant and keep the company in continuous op- eration on full time for more than year
 The contract, 1t is understood, has to do with certain changes in machinery 1T submarines. Instead of about 100 men being employed, shortly between 500 and 600 skilled mechanics will be at work.
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MIR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"

Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. I3.-In commenting on the "can't-strike" sug- gestion by Ben w. Hooper, vice chairman of the Railroad Labor Board, the Labor World of this city says:
 His present attitude recalls q former campaign in this state when he was dubbed by a political oppon- cnt, MT. Facing Both-Ways.'
 MT. Hooper IS an ex-governor of this state. He was appointed mem Der of the public group on the rail- road labor board, and is supposed to be neutral. While addressing New York gathering of railroad executives he lined up with the railroads by favoring legislation to outlaw strikes