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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
iii StnopIcrnc.

Som oere beo or Der M igang en-
Suoiamling III @amIebiem paa Gin
% ieg iror. Der or benz. iont oil lit
N bere, bporlebes oct saar meo SnS,
lomIir9en. Seq Ian berette, at her
runot 9aar Oct uotian bra. 0anl
Srnniusruo er / iuIot arbeioe M. o.
ie8 bar lie iaa tibet. ium lea bul
fact ino. Nnor hi bIipcr irroig. Vi
Oct bliue ~iuitcret FOR | Nlaoene, lad
ale ION Ic. at alt 1ddr ret til. Tel
tau taulfe uGre Dem. iom er / Spil
on Gin uirtclig 9uiier al bare Il
@dmlehicut. @i oar heller life iittel
pan BET. iaa vi itreo ct Srep biem 70.
al iinoc no nrgaaeuoe Den Sing. 0cr
fem Sbnr itrnr.
Sormdnb Cbeoddro hnuoc @rebsts
IuISe SnnboIo / lit gooe SnolGa for
nenuc Gag, iaa ie9 itaI bare uGuuc
uogIc iaa Siug.
Slere aoiuociorenir9er paa Gin hdr
bolht pao IN / iptten eller dtter Ior
% arbeibet for heune Gag; Ge bar
III en- IRE tuien aroner. iom De bar
idmIet iro iii @nuIebiem.
Sea Times oisie apluoer bar f%ortient
at oi hiplper oent.
Ser or MI umtrent 10 Var Iioeu
Der blcu inbinmIet ipo bmoreoe aros
ucr. icm bIeu ieubt bien. elsie Ben
qe er enooa / gantere paa Gin. q
0il MI bltpe berpttet til 8amIebicms
met.
CAB os ale p9re mes M os biplpe
beune 9ooe gag frem.
pcngene 'erbes iii 8unber Cocz
aaaro. grIine. Riuu. Dan oil .ptttere
gfobene for hbao ban mootoaer.
9ette beoeS optaget / "2ecora5s
Qoiten". "Stonoinaueu", % "Riuuc'
apoIis SioenSe".
Ole q. 6dugen,
6nrmonp. glirr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

beer 9toyaeu prf,eSe @abegiriterue
pen al 8da giennem @aScrne % blric.
Nrite Tag bleo III opitiIlet ioran
9Iiis SlemEicuiS Camera for at iotos
adr'creS, % az oeRlme eiter ct soto,
gran, iom CT bIepen mig tiI'crNt. ion
Ter ri enSuu noaenlunoe auitrnbig no,
eGcr ont Oct blot BONNER an pao DiiiS
G%Iemments Srroisbeb iom Sotograi.
Iial urre uiaet; iaIinIS ier BET brr
no. Tereiter beisates Sans 9lemmei
ion ION bor lige / Rrrbebeu 3du sr
gammel Der / 9merita. % bar bet
/ aue 6eniccuocr prratiat, med porns
Suru. TO @utter OF en- Satter. Siaes
IcheS forctoacS en- lloillat I'll Ghippes
lpu SuaS for at tnae @pen5 SeoGrNia'
bcNer / 2tcipn.
GuNitisnt icg reiite niiteo meo riuae
6dab ont at trrfic uogcn al mine
Nnrcrater. inn ieIcr ie0 Mig oucrru'
itet pco AT trGiic iaa mango. IA out
oi0ic iom her CT rGout bIcu opioitrtt
l CT umihNclbor Rrrbcb al b~uerauoyt
pnu Snreitroubcn / Rrrhcoeu al 8iu,
8criicS GiticIrUrt
Seq m0l M tiliIut faa Sop I'll at
ii9e c; bicrteliQ Sot til cher ale for
al beu @iritiribco % pcuIiae Smepes
Iommcubco ionl blep MIG tiIoeI mcbeu5
ica bar Nerncoc. Set por / SanObco
CT Sur iulo al SpIipelier al Qnntle
NliuNcr. fuIo al Iniprcbclic tort ia9t, II
Sur iaa ~bcbagcIi9. iou hcu tent cqcr
aloria 9IcmmcS. 6crmco ilutte0 mco
CT glUocIiat @ieninu ueo HiuGerigS
itcouet i minneapolis Ill Somuereu.
Tobu S%ohnSrIo.
Seniinatou, Mimu.. 1ONt Gan 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
Rssistrst at en- praiiiIf GARNER

Gen bite zig | burttgt Itl9enoe Antal.
Zen fom ira De itore @per, % Dc, lonl
iob / ben, par 9pfolf. Zen ifrGmts
Sarmerens Seite % Dem, lom fierte
oisie. Gen ilsi inc / SenIeiIoffen,
og Ssniene iIei ifrieenoe oper @eien.
6armere ileit betragteoe IutomobiIcu
iom ct Snoe % en- lllpffe. &c tGnf.
te mlnoit al alt paa, at De Ielo mo-
s~eniinoe ifuIoe bIipe @iere al en- iaa-
ban. Set bpnbte life iieloen, at 6or-
mere, iitebetfor at oige no al &cien
for Ell Illtomobil, bolot iia trooiiJ
miot / Scien og bolbt SfiGnocprr0t-
fencr frpbret meb iaitige Gber oucr
Iltomobiliitcrne.
9iIernes autal egeOe8 Iaa forfGr-
oelig burti9t, at bet lpnteS bare ltge-
Iom beitemt, at Scitene mco line @rei-
er og fine &ierefnrlc ifllIoc bliue moot
til at boloe iig pPf ira Nliarueicnc
og Sarncrne traife / lanQt ltarG@
oQ WoraOS neo Sioen al Seien ino
til eller biem ira @pen. Get bleu /
i'm 3io ifrepct / @laocnc ira Nopn
Scotia, eQer bpor Def I'LL par, at 10
Sarmere meb bper lin "|itcbforf"
tpano Ell paSIerenoe Iutomobil til
Imulft of gjere Solot og paa SteOet
Spill.
Men 3ioerne %ioranoreoes og ri
meb Dem. SnfeI Serrp, Iom malt
engang bsrte ubtole, at "oiSie Tor
bemte Woifinerne fommer til at rli-
mere Selteforretningen % glere Sall-
oct banferot", itaar M lelutilfreoa
foran lin uesle @aro9e og otsfuterer
5orbele % 9tan9lerne peo De melt
mooerne Nutontobiler.
Gen Sarmer, iom netop M feler,
at ban bar omfrom goo Nptte o.
SorbeI al Iiltomobilcn, er ban, iom
Oriper meo SporGtnillg al Haceopr.
alltomobilen bar giort ubpre me9ct
til, at ban fan fau iolgt forbelagti8t
De Spr, ban bar at iGlge. 6er Ius
tomobilen giorbc lit SSn0tog, pleieoe
ban at apertere / NobobpenS Sofal.
BLADE, naar ban bapoe f~uloblpoS GDr
for Solg, og ifient Iuertisi enlentet
blep cirflileret onlfring / Ell Ifitono
al Is a 90 Wfil, bpnote oct al0riQ,
at Solf / Sobetal fom for at Ie %
mllligenS fiebe, bpao bar auerteret.
9tu er oct anoerleoeS. 5olt fomrnCr
%, ia 80 Wfil fierenbe / Ilttomobil.
Seq fienoer / oet minoite til, at
Ell Sporptter al fuloblooS Suin !
BET iioite Iar bar Iolgt oper TO Suiin
llnge Iplsbpr, iom enten forloO 6or.
men / Ell glrtomobil eaer blep tjsbt
al SoIf, Iom fom / slutomobil for at
ie @riIene. Iarge al bisIe aiebere
fom lang Sci.
Iutomobilen fan gisre Noboer al
Surmere, iom leper fiere 0til ira
bperanore. Og ben giper en- &ieber
Inleoning til at ie Be 9pr, ban fiji.
Der, og life tp til "Wtail Sr6er
Gen ifaffer &efreutiOn
til bam ielp og iom &egeI andre al
ogiaa, iamtioigt meo, at
Der aisres ~neOpenOige 5orretninger.
On Gag, mems Oenne SporGtter
bolot paa at pleie ct langt Stpffe
bortom Ilfarpeien, fiji ban ie en- glt-
tomobil itanie ube / Sien og Iutomo-
biIiiten itige no og fomme oper Wtor-
fen bort til bam. Gen onfomne Ri.
ite fig at bore Ell iremmeb, en- 5ar.
lner npr Ell 8p oper 90 Wtil borte.
San bar uoe for at ie Jig ON / Graf.
ten, og ibet ban fierte forbt Spbrpt.
terens 2aaue, fit ban Die paa en- Gla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

lig irIu, inlet JIG oiaige at aaa I'D.
On Ror 9ao lin GGt. On Rano ofret
lig Tor Snoremisiiouen. vi oplevet I
Si~rteIigbeoeu berIi9e Gage Der. 1T
'irloer ror Siober, Srelier "a Gphols
oer mc8cn Saf. ON hi bare ioritoO bet.
Sdno@mruN! Gt er GLAD beo at ic
eSer aiirg8e o5 ct geisg peo nriteu
dnrsrrs0e oiholSt a inurne Steo %
Sto. ON sc hdr 2eiliQ6eo oertil.
Rdrtin Aanodl.
Referent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

alt eriiterer: 90 oil hi life ielu hirlpc
I'll meo bette. ioa iIa9 iaIiaIS life.
men hoIo a at si0e bort Din % Sas
miIienS Sortieneiic 'om biS;iI. % aitr
on bette. inn or j. StplSer oir. "a
"a bnr bu irgcu 0ruro til at iamrc.
men itdmnc Sig % tie.
y. 8. 6eunno.
Soier. Rout.. Sen lite Gan. 1917.
@ebe5 opto9es osiaa / "gRmneopoIjS
Siocnoc".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
@ierbcitplpers @nriaheb.


Selgcnbe 0ata err taget ira "D}in'
neIota Grteniion Bulletin go. 40 =
"Freierpatipe Treatment Of Sence
Goits"."
@arigbeben al @jeroeitolper ener
Bolts, ser life er blepet "treateb"
eacr bebanblet paa Ell funitig Wfaooe,
aibGnger al mango io%rifieaige Sing
- iaaiom Srpiorter, Iloeren, Gert-
b~urtigbeoen, Yrocert "Sappoob" Ell.
Ter les SEQ roenom ben baaroere &eb
nGr SrretS Warp, S~orbbunoen,
SrGernc bar porct paa, iarnt WtGng,
Den al 6rgtigbeo eaer Gano -, al
oct life meo 9eitcmtbeo fan afgisreS,
b~porlUngc De iorifieaiee Slogs 8ier.
ocitolpcr oil pare. Somme pil ltau
mango 9lor / Sorocn, andre igien pil
raaonc ON fort 5ib. Nteget beror
oglaa paa, DpaO Sla9s Spro Stolper.
ne ipttes /.
Selgeloe Sabel bier iao nogen-
lnnbe, bporlrngc iorifieaige SIog5
@ierbeItolper. Scr er blepet gpot tor
fcbe / Fri 9rit, illoen De neoiGttcS, pil
pare:
Intal Nnr
Heo Gcoar ESuniperus Sirginia) 80
Slacf (eler pelow) Occult )9tobi-
mia pieuoacacia) ...... 20-25
Gatalpa (Gatalpo ipecioia) 49,. 20
@bite Saf (Guercus alba) .... 10
glacf @alnut (Suglans rigrn) 5
BONNER / Spern1aal, rltnb -. 10
@bite Gebar Sbuia occiOenta-
lis), ruro II
Samaracf (2arir laricina) 80. s
&eo Glm Qtlmlls pltbeIceuS) s
@bite Gin Cllmls americana 6
@bite @iaoip (Salir ALBA 49,. 6
Iib, Waple, req og blocf Saf 4-5
Sircb, gaismoob, Sacf Sine ..3-5
COTTONWOOD, Flip 30
De parisite Srpiorter betaler set
iig life iaa goot of bebunole meo
&reoiot Iom flere al De biQi9e, tibet
parige SrpIorter, iom peo 9ebano-
lingert bliper meget mere parige.
5armeren % Intpmobilen.
Ger er bel faa Spfinbeller Sar-
lneren bar meot meb iterre llpiIie
enc Ilitomobilen. Saa lterf bar
Sarmernes llpilie MOB oisie me Wa-
finer / Canada, /. Or, at oct ferit /
ben ienere Sib er blet tiaaot at fipre
efter 2anoepeien meb Ilitomobil /
Iomme al Sominionens Sropinler.
Sg / ANDRE igien bar BET finn pisIe
Cage / ltgen tiaaot at BRUCE Iuto.
mobil paa Ilfarpeien = De Gage
nerlig, ou man antoe, at fun for
Bolospis faa Sarmere bapoe 9rltg
for oen. 9ette par MI bare for
fnapt ii slar tilbage.
Sapoe nogen bengang f~ortalt en-
Sarmer, at s(lltompbilen iflllbe fom.
me til at ipiae en- pigtig &oae / Sor-
merens Sorretnine, of ben ifllloe
fomme til at blipe Sarmeren en- Sill
De baabe til Sornpielie % Soroel, at
BEN ifuloe fonlme til at bringe Sanos.
bren og Sanosbpg0en bperanore mere
r9r % Storbpen Dem begge n9rme.
re, of Ben ifl1loe meo Chen fomme til
at llbiepne alasieforifjellen og Glas.
iearenien meaem Sp og 2ano = ban
piloe life alene bare itilet iig ganife
tpilenbe operfor benne Spaaoom,
men ogiaa blet nleget forarget Der.
oper.
automobilen fom pliioielig og
i,pentet tilipne paa bore 2anbepeie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

Striu rftrr Frsuecrempfnrcr AZ "Eecpra1.
FoteH 90 BED NrRcu"! 8tltaite % NET I'D.
brenic roytc @lno Nntertid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

Gem "1reprdh .puitru % Deb aruen" III
Slrgt o. Seuner { SdmIcldroet. lursfou.
i%tuaeuicn CT SO 80. Eorto t5erearer.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27
Strayed or Stolen

From R. A. Hutson's farm 2 miles north of Carlisle, last week. one black mare mule. with a long bushy tail, weight about 750 to 800 pounds, 5 years old. Any information leading to her recovery will be appreciated and rewarded. Notify c. w. Wilso /, Rt ? box 50. or R. A. Hutson. Carlisle, Ark. 20-ltp
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27
Scottsville Items

Misses Madge and Bernice Stuart and Lillian Nelson spent Sunday with Miss Elsie Moery.
 Mr. Sam Cazer spent Satur> day and Sunday with home folks. He is one of our soldier boys and we were glad to see him.
 Misses Ruth and Mabel Jes- sup spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Smith.
 Miss Katie Housley left Satur day for Conway where she will attend school this year.
 Miss Katie Housley was pleas antly surprised Friday night with a surprise party given by Miss Madge Stuart; a large crowd Of young people were present. Dainty refreshments were served St a late hour and all left for home saying they had a jolly good time and wishing for Miss Katie much success in her school work.
 Miss Lillian Nelson spent Sat urday and Sunday with Madge Stuart.
 Miss Ruby Smith and Miss Bernice Stuart spent Saturday in Carlisle.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27
Farmers Should Ship Now

An appeal to farmers to ship thelr wheat now is made by Fairfax Harrison, Chairman of the Railroads War Board, who says:
 We are assured that the price of wheat determined by the Pres ident will be maintained through out the year by the food admins tration and that there can be no object in holding wheat. In fact, the farmer saves interest and de. terioration by marketing early.
 At the present time the rail ways can handle more wheat to storage points for ready distri- button and to mills to be manu- factured into flour for domestic consumption and exportation to our allies where it is much need ed and for which ships are avail able at ports.
 The railways wish to appeal to the farmers to bring their wheat to market now. Later in the fall the handling of many more products will cause con gestion and delays.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27
PIp5|o!!:NA''|'.Ll|, MAI, e ass5ElE1I';NI!:..l!!!!'o!||:!'!.!''...!- .!!'|:!'!'.!

Mir. Frank Welch and family spent Sunday the guests of the family of Mir. Eli Boles.
 No 666 will cure Chills and Fever It is the most speedy remedy we know
 3.17>t
 Closing out all calicoes at Sc per yd. at Buechley's.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wylia, of the Piefe4 neighborhood are the happy parents of fine baby girl that was born early Friday morn ing, Sept 21.
 Phone No. 85. 0. c. Hum mel will deliver your goods when you want them. 20 2t Mrs. c. Youngblood W as taken to St. Vincent Infirmary at Lit tie Rock the 10th, where she un. derwent an operation for tumor. She is getting along as we'll as could be expected.
 Mr. H. I. Buechley and family were visitors to Camp Pike Sun day. Mir. Buechley says the trip about the camp was very un- pleasant on account of the dust, which was almost sufficating.
 Mr. W. H. Stout, for many years a citizen of Carlisle, but now of Lonoke, was in the city Sunday the guest of MT. Charlie Hutson. While here he met many of his old acquaintances, who were slad to see him.
 -Buechley is in receipt of his raincoats and rubber boots for men, women and children.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Vail were visitors at the Chillicothe Busi- ness College of Chillicothe, Mo. Thursday and Friday, the guests of their daughter, Miss Verda Locke Mr. and Mrs. Vail are on quite an extended automobile tour.
 -C. G. ltumm mel has purchased a delivery car and all goods pur- chased at his store will be deliv- cred promptly anywhere in the city. No extra charges. 2O-2t Mir. Thomas Spencer, an aged gentleman, who had resided in Carlisle until a short time ago, when he Went to Little Rock with his wife to make his home. Short ly after moving to Little Rock Mrs. Spencer died leaving him alone and he came back here 2 few days ago and remained until Sunday when he departed fol Chicago where he will make his future home with his brothers Rub My-Tism-Antiseptic, Ano dyne-Kills pain, stops putrefaction
 3-17 t
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27
Card of. Thanks

We wish to express our sin cere thanks to our many good friends and neighbors for their kindness shown us during the illness of our wife and mother, before she was taken to Little Rock
 c. M Youngblood and family.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27
Oregon & California Railroad Co. Grant
 Lands

Legal fight over land at last ended. Title revested in United States. Land, by Act of Con gress, ordered to be opened un- der homestead laws for settle ment and sale. Two million three hundred thousand Acres. Containing some of best Tim Der and Agricultural Lands left in United States. Large Copy. lighted Map showing land by townships and sectio $, laws covering same and description of soil. climate, rainfall, eleva- tions, temperature, etc, Post paid One Dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co, Portland Oregon.
 14-13t
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27
NOTICE

Any person or persons cross ing the public bridges with a tractor with Jugs or spikes will be held responsible for any damage done to any bridge in the county.
 20 6tp E. c. Holt. Judge
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27


 the Independent office. He was on his way to Memphis to attend the Fri State Fair and visit his sons, B. l.. and 0. T. Hamilton, of Mineral Wells, Miss.
 A nice assortment of mems and boys caps at Buechley's.
 MT. D. L. Bennett came in Sunday and had one of his fin gers lanced, after being pained With 1t for several weeks to such an extent that it had prevented him attending many of his farm duties. He also stated that his wife was on the sick list, being afflicted with throat trouble
 Ask for votes when you buy from Platation Drug Store.
 Mrs. D. P. Ball arrived in Gar lisle last Wednesday evening to visit her son, Mr. Taylor Ball, who had been on the sick list for several days. She was joined by her husband. Police Judge Ball, who remained until Sunday eve. hing when they departed for their home in Stuttgart. The young. CT MT. Ball is able to be out again. No. 666 will cure Malaria or Bilious Fever. It kills the germ. 3-l7.t
 MT. J. R. Roman, manager of the Carlisle Lonoke district of the Southern Rice Growers asso citation, of this city, returned home Tuesday night from three weeks visit with relatives and friends in New Orleans, Bay St. Louis, Miss, and Batesville, Ar kansas He reports having had a most delightful visit.
 Army shoes at Buechley's
 MT. and Mrs. Moore and Mr. Earl RhoadS of Wichita, Kan sas, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhoads of. Andale, Kansas, are here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Parkin, having made an overland trip in automobiles from Kansas to Arkansas. The entire party spent Sunday in family reunion at the home of MT. and Mrs, Ed Raborn south of town. They all spent pleasant day and enjoyed one of those good old country dinners that makes a fellow feel like life's worth liv ing. On Monday the party spent the day on Gately lake fishing and enjoyed the occasion to the fullest extent.
 -C. c. Hummel wants your trade. Get his prices. They are as cheap as the cheapest. 2O-2t
 Miss Florence Buechley has been employed as superintend ent. of the Scottsville schools and is assisted by Miss Gladys Zim merman. The schools were for mally opened Monday morning and got down to business atonce Misses Buechley and Zimmer- man are both competent and qualified to conduct the schools, which gives the patrons every assurance of most successful school year. These young ladies are well and favorably known to the people in the community where they are to teach and will no doubt be given every assist ance to make their duties pleas ant as well as beneficial.
 Sanol Eczema Prescrip ton is fa- nous old remedy for all forms of Ec- zema and skin diseases. Sanol is guaranteed remedy. Get 35c large trial bottle at the drug Store. Adv 62 If
 Have you seen at Buechley's the new kind of work shoe? It
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27
For Sale

A Ford Touring Car in good condition. apply to Mrs. A. E Warren for full particulars.
 20 1tp
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27

Ask for votes when you buy from Krshka.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-27

Ask for voses when you buy from Longs Quality Store.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-08
A HOPEFUL SETTLEMENT

HE YOUNG who Kronstadt with the purpose
OF defyng the authority of the provisional government
nas surrendered the stronghold, authority
rms is hopeful of the growing power of the new author
y t1at mas arisen In Russia 1t strongly indicative of the
establishment of q centralized and active government
ns young man had for ideal the decentralization
aunorty There to be many little places each making
ts own regulations, and ruling to be loose
the whole which would depend
upon the VIII from time to me of the constituent govern
ments
This is anarchsc concept Of government Sncb
concept can easily up among people live on farms
Ia small and widely separated communities especially when
there and slow communication with the centr 81
thories - -
little place. engaged in farming in which there are few
mighty developed adunc of modern civilization does not re-
qnre much The interests citizens clash at
lew points Justice may be locally administered are
few points of conflict
America in the early days. developed thinkers who pic
ured that best which governed least Jefferson
mad this very opinion and advocated government with the
OF power partly because he representing the
farming communities than highly organized cities Of
winch there were few i'm his day.
The government of Russia hands Of anarchists
with their ideas of little government controlled by So
whose ideas entirely necessities
OF thlcky settled communities, many are workers
ana the lew employers the tools of industry being owned by
the employers 800
Their theory involves regulation Of comn1ex
conditions and reflects all of points in which men and
women to clash they together in populous
ctles IN which there many and diverse interests
TINS IS the difficulty in getting stable government in
The peasant ideal and the city Numerically
opposed It looks if the industrialists prevail But
tney cannot continue unless they the de-
mands Of agarian Russia from the standpoint agrarian
leadership sssS4 US
The young of Kronstadt was prematurey hailed in
some ncpen Napoleon Napoleon began his
career as the agent and established gov
eminent Of France All of his under
color OF the legality of the government Kron
stadt Napoleon rebel and out Of rs
ing was crippled at the start
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-08
X. o. X. A. HOLDS IT'S
FIRST BIG RECEPTION


The first annual reunion of the K.
o. K. A. society of the Newfeld M.
e. church, was held Thursday even
ing at the home of Sir Merlin. Will
liam J. Guggenheim was pleasantly
surprised by finding a group of young
men sitting in his parlor, who but a
few years ago were mere boys.
The records of 1916 were reread
by the Seneschal, Frederick Kirsch
ner, which caused much merriment
and brought back many pleasant
memories to all the members pres
ent.
Russell Shaw rendered several vo-
cal selections accompanied by pianist
Charles Doehrer and violinist, Clar-
ence Moore. Later in the evening a
bountiful repast was served and at
this time loving cup was presented
William j. Guggenheim by Arthur
Guggenheim in behalf of the mem
bers of the castle.
Those present were William Moran,
Russell Shaw, Harvey and Arthur
Guggenheim, Frederick Kirschner,
William Triton, Clarence Moore. John
French, Charles Doehrer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-08
EXEMPTIONS
, RIGADIER GENERAL Growder the provost marshal pen
eraf calls attention newsnaner error which as

RGADIER GENERAL GroWder. the provost marshal gen
era1 calls attention to newspaper error which he
says Is unjust to the of the country
whatever have been made received exemptions The
registration cards required certain information statistical
its nature which given Thus the department in posi-
on TO know whether married whether he has depen
dents whether ne is totally disabled whether he is skilled
in industry and whether belongs
70 some reg9u with conscientious scruples against
fighting " sA3s hsA so
These facts statistical in their nature value
the government in aiding it to act promptly wisely
In these times it would be fatal to the of war
TO withdraw from industrial imperative the
work America has relatively number skilled work
Gefmany the other hand has been training peo
PIE I'm the technique OF varied and complex industry forty
wears and When Germany sends soldier front
there another though to take his place.
will be the policy of the nation to exempt
sibe those who have dependents Such exemptions depend
upon the necessity and will not lie if the great
enough
All Of these matters individual 1t is of what
best
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-08
SHIPPERS WILL FORM
SUB DEFENSE LEAGUE

New York. June s-Leading ship
ping men, underwriters and exporters
of this and other large cities of the
Atlantic seaboard and Chicago will be
invited, through letters to be sent
to them today, to join Immediately in
a movement just begun here to organ
ize the Submarine Defel4se association.
The object of the association is to take
prompt action for protecting army
transports and merchant shipping
from the attacks of German submar-
ines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-08
CLAIMS
HIGH IN NEW YORK

New York. June 8-A surprising
number of aliens and a high percent
age of men claiming exemption are re-
vealed in the incomplete returns 50
far tabulated from Tuesdays regis
tration in New York city.
A large number of men who did
not register on Tuesday are making
good the omission and total figures
for the city may not be completed
before tomorrow.
More than 800 registered yesterday
with the city clerk. In more than
half the cases the men were sailors
who were at sea on Tuesday.