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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10

SeIegrdmuner og 6iISuingstrioeIie>
outon ira: Sranu notwithstanding
GoLaa; NScliteu @erge. EaItor 6r
Sing, Seuotor e. e. 2obcct, Mrs. III
ritta &. Srmu; Srtriit5formanO, YG'
itor :. W. 1uuobcinr; GnUio git.
mro; Son. Sobn GIcnrertion, :. y
&olm; Ecnnc5Iee; 6. VI. llanno; .
SIion, Setretrr q. Sal. ~Nibolb9icI.
ifab, Ole 8. 6otIehol % andre.
Se unber Nnrsmebet arbeioeuoe No
mtteer bar: VIooz, @oogcs 90 Gang
bosfomiteer: 2oura @u8, z. Sbomp'
icn, Sop6io @aarN, @lartiu 6unicu
6. Sacobion &etriue Sborier.
SuIomn9t6fpmite &. Y. 0ouen
0iuric 6iIociL Gilbert Naitc.
Srbberetninq5tomite Yaitor 7. g
u. Sale. 6. 3acobien Rarriu 6arier,
G. $. 6oltc. Saitor Z. 81. SboruiIior
Nominatioustomite |oitor q. &.
6oltcr, q. s.. 6oltc, 6. @. Rerrsbero.
Hciolutionstonitc go. +: 2auro
en9. Betrire S6orior.
RcIoIutionstomite go. 2: Wariin
@alooriou, Yditor 2. Hi3Icp,
Seuong SoruiSong hoIoteS Rrr!rs
Ter / II Girter ION feIaer: 6oIOcu
@eriabeh, Sormuuo DR.. 8. @. Stub;
Gale Renigbeb, Ynitor Z. 9. u. 9aIs;
Oiimncola oco 8aitor @. 8. Sumitao;
Sti9roal Merig5cS, |aitor y. s. Rcz
%tcrien, Sol Reuig6eO. Enitor y. n.
SprNoI; IoIonS @eniQbcb, @nitor
&. @~etcusgonrb; 3unbrota gp, ga
nor g. q. Solberg; 5tpberg, Yaitor
Simon e. 6nuiou; Nipeluro (Hiterl
&aitor Z. St. SborpiIion; Sermon 81,
gaitor s. .. aiIonbI; &anumtugo,
Snitor St. G. Softer.
6oruoer ]ouenurprte Yrc'ter %
9roiesiorer bar o8Ina ieI0croe tiIiteoc
rnoer Hdrsmeoet: 8aitorerre SielS1
1ac. 6. @uIoicih. 6. s. 6oltsr, z.
Ri5ls0. 6. \. Ne56eim, Sens Rntbis
len, q. Sterlno, Or. 9. R. YorIie
ng 9rof. Sgeiu Strnrb og Groi. 9.
atageberg.
Seroag Sitermi0Sng bar 6st 5au'eI
al boIbe til noe / Set frie. men HeGrct
hinorebe bette og iiteoet bIe5 Der bolot
8s6er bouoe / 9peu5 airte inoueI iorr
gpens SAL. 9eg3e bisie 2otdler
bar ipIote iii SrGugiel. 9iaeiGa
boIotcs Rsoe Sen0ng Gftcu for o1ers
itIbt 6u8. W Gang % geitiittrriter
fan rrones: airte.orct. Sdrgebaugcs
lit g. g. 2aSicion. Rartiu 0olooriou.
@aitor Z. q. 5borniIior, en- trio al
unQe Gamer meo here.
vi be oigtigite 9~eihituiHger iatteee
REQ 4~arsmreoet fan uG0ues: Snt iii
Guo / e~rtienSelie al Sagen5 tore
Hrcmgn1,q og BIGoe oper lIbiisterne
til en- iuarIig Seir / Stat 90 Sano.
an~ertleuoer DC 8eirrRbeIier iom
gieres / aongrcsieu for SorbuS MOB
S~abritation og Sals al be~ruieuSe Grit
Il "a ,iI'temre en- Heiolttiou aumooeu'
Sc Guusresie1l iii at itnrie Grittetraa
ften icstbiHoite ina lGnee arisen oa'
rer.
llbt1ler @IGhe obcr Be 90 ~tsrre"
Stater meo alaita os 9iitriet OF Co
Iumbid er ierIaeie % ar "a. 900 ltsrs
r. Sagblaoe uoelut.er Spirituoianpers
tisiementer. Sigeleoes oDer Den ameris
,aniie SRsstougreS unlig iatt.oe 10
nlelie ON. at aIio6oI life trNuses iom
2PeoiciH.
araftig Gpf0roriug til Staiens 9or'
pere OF life minSit airteioI.et iii at
gisre Tin Sligt og itsmrer FOR Bro
bi5itionsriIGeget beS rRite gdIg.
Snbit9uois Gpiorbring I'll ale Go
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10

aioue Cfier Ill Selita5et3 % Sugetl3
Srerme.
Sut til ale Sil~iteoepErenoe for bels
itQnet SumUGr. Riuneiota afboI6S,
iclitn6 oil !Hrgc miuoes Seiolirtrgsu
&nudmln9o OF Cuegu for oeres
tarmhierteoe Wuotaaelie. Ndu 6erreu
pi0e os Dob % Strait iii ar itau lam.
r-eu | bans Sog % oo oil ot, rdar
cort Eag3oGrt er euot fnd bsre bans
8sit: BEL ou gooe 90 tro Sieuer.
@au iuo I'll 6oiltu".
CoeuitodcIoe Standardization bIeo
tIitcmt Uco 9ieisuirg Rspets iiof.c
Session. @uitdp @ioe. GEN.
1916 71tb Wee. z, minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
2lfholosiaoen
Sra Winnciuta Mfhplosiclfnbs glnrs.
ntpbe.

SeIifa6ets 32te IarsmeSe iom nhIi1
afhoIotes / @anaminep bar ltOeu Soers
hrioelie set itsrite oe beoite eubn,
aihoIbt / Selfabets Siitoric. INITIAL
let af SeIe9ater bar moi uGret iterrc
lpnaere norb / Stnten, men NutnIct
al SiIreiIenoe IiboIhsfruiter bar iters
re emo peb noect tibfigers @soe.
@anamin9os Nnlfet babe intet ipn>
ret for at aisre ale SilreiienOe OPP
boIhct bpggcligt og ri8t paa aiGrntius
Scr.
GorretningSmsbet 6olotes / @auns
mir9o @erigbeo5 airte, Tnitor e.
8i5lsbs aaIo. @pens Sorretringsiplt
babe irObubt Nar2msSet.
Tnitor 8. @uIoiet6, ScIeaot til NJ
set, bulbt isritc Says Sormiooag Go6,
nin98prpfen ober 81. 8. t1-12.
Enu Nor5meoetS @enuhrinQ biz
bcune Errtcn bIi Unfit os tiIicuot Sc
@laoe iom MATTE tlrnne afie YIdo3
Ior ianrmc.
or Sefretrrens Snoherctnino ian
frem6rpcs fol9enoe: Narct 1916 bragg
e os mango Scire for aibolbsIaQcr.
men Naret 1917 oil 9aa iro / 0iyos
ricn iom set Gar ser bar bragt ps e.
~Itsrite os iIeItc Seire iaa langt.
Sen Soe Saiuar of9ao Sc Soreness
Staters 9eiciteret Rem ajenoeIIc, at
Ben iantoIbte "@ebbsa enbon" 2up life
q 9rurbIooItrioig.
aonoresien adb Torto Hico Nnlebs
ming iii be6 SoIteafrcmnina at itcnrmc
cher Prohibition; bebtog SorbuSsIobc
for alaifo os 9iitrict OF Columbia
tnleo 5opcoitaSen @aI6nngion). Wco.
tog ogiaa ben iaataIote "beuterre"
Sob, ser iorbbber acericriug eucr
~HorIenSeIie al 8usbrifIiteratlr eQer
@bertisienrenter iii "tsrrc" Stoter
euer Counter (o9iaa / IinneIota)
Serre Sou traobte FRAT MI oen lite
SrIi.
Otter andre a%fitenninecr I aors
Gresien thoer BET poa, at oglaa matte.
nal Erobibitiou 9lmeuoemcutet pil iu1
Be neooenoi9e Sternmer, mar SET
isrit tomrer op iii T~iitemuiug. 2igcs
iaa at national @robibition iaaIuu6c
arigcr pnrer pil bli tilitemt az
beq9e &on9rcsieu5 GioeIineer.
5 aaret 1914 bar ser s Sor6uoss
itoter; / aaret 1915 bar Der IS Eors
bubSitatcr; / 1916 bar Scr 10 o. mi
iaar Ear oi 26 Stoter iom bar itent
for SorbuS ioriber aInita og Siftric.
Of Columbia.
Stdterne 5Ioriha, Teip Ierico 90
66io itemrner nGite 5sit oper Statss
prohibition.
! garct 1918 faI fsr9enSe stater
Stcmmc ooer Sor6uS: Scipa, g2iuues
iota, Wisiouri Tepdoa, lltnb og 8pos
ming. Staterne Soma og lltab bar
Sor6uo beb COP. men itemmer for AZ
iaa innrme iuo | Staten6 aonititls
ZION.
80 psf. al bort 9nrSs greal er ioag
unoer SorbuosIobe os ca. 20 Wilio,
rcr 1enuefer Lesser m uneer 6ors
bubsIooe mob iterte Critic. Ni sort
9anos $500 gouutper er Sc 2,400
"terre".
Ga. 900 az bort Sdrbs Iterre Sdgs
blaoe ueelu.ter ole Spirituoiaaoertiss
Irmenter fra line SpaIier.
ai Ninneiotos So Counter er iSag
81 ";errs" erten peo Gountpicrbuo.
SoIaIiorbuo eler unSer SnbianerIooer.
Rinueiota 2~eaisIamr az 1917 item.
ie / "3uiet" een Site Sanuar oett,
Var for Observation-Disclosures meo So
Stemmer mob Al. Ga | Seuatet Sen
15ee Sebrrar meb 40 mob 10 Siems
mer.
amenSemerteis gfgisreIie er MI
Iaet / SoI.ets egue 5rnber at ireume
cper bel galsei ben ste Rosenber
1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10

| falioreniuGer ont mes iorunet ardii
at td8e lat pea plaump5iia Hrbeloc
FOR Spreoniua % GplD3ninA on Set
in~rcll8Qeuoc oi9tigc ~Sperg0muul. q.
aciuu opmlntrt5 Wtuigbcocr OF llrA-
contSioreuiugcr at optnge Hrbcibct inr
iumule Gag ira IN inotiI nrite SdII.
Srcnloele5 iortint NibolOelie al itsrl
re Meoer i afboIN2iugeuS 2ntereoic,
"a bi5ie bar pilt iia at prre en- Gut
tcT5.
Nac 2otaIioreninaer on Yripdipcys
iouer opntrntrcS til at ltstte Selita'
bet mco @euge5iNraa. iaa arbeioet tan
eribe5 meo oeito iterre arnft tomreuoe
@ur oa tronc5 meo Geir.
aubcinIer 9iboIo5inger toilet %
~be1unSIet beO ale fir.cIi8c Teoer in,
ben 5tntcr.
anbeiaIer Spreouinq al 9ibolb5
Iiterdtur iiGr meo 6eu6lit pna Dc.
iprci:auenbe Observation-Disclosures.
GnbefaIer Samarbcioc pco SGlcs
,omite meo andre Observation-Disclosures
ior fraes CptrGoeu / ~foreitdoeuNc
Sar,p for Satt5iorbuo.
Selitd6et Genocnoer Tia til ale nor
re Ienigbcter / Miuueiota meS On,
Ifet ON. at 9iboISsiaoer Fir toilet
eeb en- 5erodqSquSstiencite / Noret5
2eb og at ct Ciier blir optat iii Stet
&c FOR G~rittraf'cH5 llorqoOtle / Dor
Stat.
SslaenSe geitpreIis 5te5 pan Ton,i
notioustomitccus Suoitiqiuq oaIgt for
ret tonrnlcuoe Var: Sormnuo, Paitor
6. 2stcu5ouoro. 6nuIen sails; Sice,
f%crntauh. n @. Ycteriou, 6ertile;
Setretrr % 6irau5ietrctrr. @uitao
@ioe. minneapolis; Ga5ierer Petriue
Gboriou. Ijmsn9oIi3; Girettsrer:
gaitor 90 g Sumita0, R~iuuenpoIis;
Gber g. 6oIeu, Sirtho0cu; RiI5 ".
Glen, 6arcoct. Riru.
Suloitruoig 8efernt ira aarsmsoet
oil tomme / ScIita5et5 aarbog. Rri5
Zoe Dos ScIldbet3 SetrctPr.
SaffersioIutiou.
Rimeiotd afbolosieIitnb5 32te Mars
u,e0c uotnIer lin og5tisIle Snt I'll @as
uamiugo 6orretriugsfolt for ocre5
perIige SubbboeIie for GfboIoeLieH ar
S~elfabets garsmeoe.
2iaeleoes tdttes 8duumirgo Res
uigbeo % benue5 Brett. for @rlger
al oeres toieliae airte. innlr Tor i.
ran uSisSte geI0iIie og aiGrIigbeo 81
bar msot.
Sil Wootageliese o. arrangements
iomiteerne. idmt Speus 90 SmesreHs
aoinoer FOR ge0ertuing og %itorarte:
uoiert drbeioe uotale5 4arsmsoetS
bdrmeie Sat,
Gue ION bar osrtaset / Rrogrrrs
meme meo gang, Sale og Nuii. iam:
oQc GomiIeer ion oeb t%raftigt os Del
ubiert ar6eiSe Gar giort aar5me0et i
&nnamirso iii CT iaa bpggeIigt OF
peIiignet Rsoe isIer aarsmsoct iis At
raa / Observation-Disclosures.
Sil Sormano DR.. .. -. Sulb. uSs
tales ipecisI Sat ioroi Ban .lmSe oiia
Tio III a. fomme iii Rsoet o. for De-
orgtiee Srslng for Dor gag. Guo
sire at bans !ange oa 'rnitise Aamp
ioy Siboloaiagen maa sroueS meo
SCir.
Siaeleoe3 Sat III Solicit i 9pen OF
Smesu for al @ieiiri6eS msot !
eeer5 ~bpsgeIige 'Siem iamt FOR uSpi't
Ciieroiuigbeo for Dor gag.
S~renoeles isnStr Aarsmcoet tn
"a. III De omtringIigseroe IenisbeSer
ior grissn al seres sirisr os for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
Yiles os anore reftale SnsOomme
belbreOcs nOeu Operation.

Sea aarnnttrtr 6sitnt at htlbrt6c Rites (o0morr,
hogbtri u0eu 9rua al RHtp gusr 6hlorpform Ao,o'
Int tmerts'rt Autsi Sab al Stoh. SHaeu Cphoiot
poipttal NHQeH (ab AZ 10. S~tpSpattJ @uraGi;
uofitoes mto bpsr helbrsoet BGtjeHt
1n0sH eelbsrStit. instn Sttaliug.
Gtrtp efier Boa fortrnsree ol bsnus uiouuberlia.
pstbrsbtl'e.
Or. chas. q. Sehroyer,
sa 4 pbiaips aut. siour 5aas. :. ..
prqe zouth yatpta 81 Nnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10
SG9cr | StorbDer ~tortlarer bporior
DC toreifripcr nuXated Iron.
Tr at irembrimse Dafrc, iamoc 2Oinocr % nerfe, fraitige Wemo.
@ipcr n bruat al ouer tire afiuiomcrN emncTer aarlio.

S'resmohrb nrnae ehappe WmNieto Bet prfommeN elpGp % DC be ainorb osS page nfat
Dos sNih, nrpit nSSrnSte Vrio"e iaSMi 100 Vro"nt imoe" ct Vr mMn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10

"Sorseu cs @Ireen Sc panSre tii-
bobe". Saa glaze Sage iom 6urbSs
Icrue baobe bapt nes SartIann. ituIoe
be bog lie foa ffiles uSsn Sors.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-10

@dttcnicr meo NET y~
uhcrruieHoe 90 til ~
ircSSitiuenec Rehiliatcr, ca Sc TOM surer
buriil al ioreae lta StOric. 0rnit oa llobuloen.
bco bill tuoe oct Ct fTrtigt c~ffefttbt Wtioocl.'
Sr eoparo Snmce. Meta aH'dt oco Dan,
bniidti Sidie Noipiidl / ZEN ?orf % ~tioItgcre
aelt'iercnhe erGe oeo Rrootlnu Sidie oofptial.
'daoe; Eir0tco Srou or bet met furbduieHoc
A,iooel. en- al mine Yntienier bcmericoe (ei.
ter at babe iiuocrfuitet ia en- fer ulers aur
pdd Hirdieo SrpHl; "psr Der, Sottor, bette
pirfer ION ct s%rnncmioSei." Ser lea ornate
%H'nLaieo Srou. ~toreifreo lea 'orfiieatae mine
rdIite Sdlte AZ 3crr. % lea bsrte aiaQc oocr
at oc idrpeoe QGuocrnc. iUritnyreoe Surostet
Zen. foritoppcoe euer bcbirieoc bGdro aiisripa
0. I. . Saa Tom lea 0oer Nurnieo Sruu. ri
for soclPnacuoe Biriuinaer rad Ipn6ernc
ttlQe1 'tdocltN &trfutuN tot liuocu og ION leta
ptitot ortdAee glo0et % burttG atoer FIN It'll
''eoeoPreIte %tllfieHoc ueo frrsaei gtuer. Hdfbco
% ocnedrcuoc sinric. Set beriaer 8looet. brins
pcr Nolcr Npt1ocrS aiHoer 0. er en- nieilbur
Wide III tcruOct &ituiitei. llobuloeubco %
9rpiitr boa W,THo. Der for burttg %opbrPnoer
IN uetprfe 6uctGl / 0eH bciitac HuitreHaeIic.
lom Nnitottle lture observation-disclosures mco'
isttr.
Wcri: Gurdtes Jron. fonr iorerrioes Ga
dnbc'uleS open'Or az Gplcr en- ind itor Bnrids
ton AZ IiltTIoer. er life en- EGteutsDeoictl
clcr nolet benneliat 3itooel. meH ct. Der er
bel fieuot al apotbcfcre % bois 1ernbe'taHo'
orle er rtcget bbppiG ioreiircpet al bersmtc
Spler I 'dnOcl europa Tom gmerifd, uliq Dc
flore lUentgnHtitc Sernprooufter or BET let AZ
noitmilere itdoer tffc (Guoerue, ptsr Dem life
forte. lisr iu9cu ,Suriiurrclle I Mtuoen: oct er
toertimoo Ct meqct otrifomt WiinSci MOB npiten
duc Sorwer al ilet Soroetelie. fdupcl Tom moo
Eerbsftet % atcb6rrotbco. Sdbrtidnterue bar
idn for 1ro pau Gurdtco Srou. AZ DC tilbuoer
iia at uobetnlc st00.O 90 til boilfcnfombclit
NurmbicriiGbeoSGnitalt ON DC life fan tdgc
bbtlienfombelii Wuub euer abtHoe uuoer 80
War lieeuoc al Ntdnael pdn 1eru. % forsGc
ocrc2 Sturie 100 Frocent cuer mere / Qsbet
az ftre ulcr. toulofdt al DC iiic Dor uoget al
oorltat or0Gnil Guoe. Sc tilbhoer iA paild
di itlbdpebeiair oiue Peugc. bptS ou NE
miuoff forooblcr ON Siprte og uobolocHbeo
cttcr 10 Euges NrIl. Tcf trlacs al Gooe Apo
tbeiere / uue PDer. - advertisement.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16
OF RAIN
THE PAST WEEK
Over Four Inches of Rain
Has Fallen In Eight
Days.
Feed Crop Greatly Benefited.
Rain General Over
State.

The total amount of rainfall dur
in the eight days ending Wednesday
night is 4.68 inches. And during
that period the rain has become gen.
eral all over western Kansas. From
all directions we gather the report
of good rains and the farmers are
much encouraged over the row crops
and particularly of the condition the
ground is in for making preparation
for the wheat bed.
If it is possible for the farmers to
secure the seed in time for the fall
blowing the largest acreage known
in the history of western Kansas will
be put to wheat.
The conditions at this time are
much the same as occurred in 1913,
when there was a drouth and about
this time of the season there came
rains which furnished moisture for
the subsoil, and the wheat planted
made wondrous growth, furnish
ing pasture for hundreds of head OF
stock which might have suffered foI
feed had not the wheat plantappeared
in good form. And then the year OF
1914, the wheat yield was about the
best that this section of the country
ever produced.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16
LADIES ORGANIZE HOME
DEFENSE LEAGUE HERE
Will Look to Conservation of Food
Products in The
home

Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Woods meet
ing was held by number of ladies of
une city and a home defense guard
was organized. Mrs. o. M. Woods
was elected President, Miss Kate
Wright, secretary; Mrs. Roy Harri-
son, treasurer; Mrs. H. W, Magruder,
First vice-president and Mrs. W. o.
Woods, Second vice-pressident.
This organization is the same as
has been organized in the eastern
part of the state. President Wilson
las .sked the women of the country
to assume the responsibility of saw
my the food in that they control 80
per cent of the consumption of the
food. They do the buying, they pre-
pare the food for the table and also
they have been accused of throwing
a large proportion of it'in the gar
bage pail
The new organization has made its
report to headquarters and as soon
as the proper blanks arrive prepara-
tions will be made for registration of
all the women of the city and the
county. Arrangements will be
made for registration to be made at
every voting precinct in, the county.
The idea is to have all the women
working to conserve food and to
work in accordance to the general
organization,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16
CIMARRON RIVER
CLAIMS VICTIMS
Two Sons of Robert Harlow
Drown Wednesday
Afternoon.
Ten Year Old Boy Gave Life
~ In Attempt To Save
Brother.

Yesterday afternoon late, two sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Harlow, who
live in section 5-31-34, were drown
ed in the Cimarron. The boys and a
sister went to the river, and the boys
concluded to take swim. The
younger one aged about eight, soon
got beyond his depth and needed
assistance. The elder one, aged about
10, Immediately plunged in to help his
brother, but in the effort to. save his
brother, both were drowned. When
the boys disappeared, the little girl
ran to the home and gave the alarm.
A little later the little bodies were
recovered, but life was extinct.
The Harlow residence is about a
quarter of a mile from the river,
and-the bodies were under the wa
ter during the time that the little, girl
could run to the house and assistance
could come to recover the bodies.
The funeral services will be held to-
day and interment will be made in
the cemetery at Satanta.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16

The Democrat is making arrange
ments to issue a daily paper during
the week of the Chautauqua.
The paper will be printed so it
can be distributed to the crowds as
they leave the Chautauqua grounds
each evening. It will contain the
write-up of the program of the day
as we'll as detailed account of the
coming program, both in the even
ing and the following day. For this
reason it will be a big boost for the
Chautauqua and should increase the
attendance considerably.
Bucklin, Fowler and other towns
but fraction of the size of Liberal
are getting out dailies during Chau-
tauqua week. and the proposition is
warmly welcomed by the Chautau-
qua managers.
The Democrat is not expecting to
make a money-making proposition of
the daily. The expense is going to be
too great to permit of a profit, and
we will be very much pleased if we
can make it pay expenses. However,
II is going lust the same, and we in
vite every firm in town to use space
in each issue.
There will he several hundred peo-
ple in attendance each day at the
Chautauoua and each Of these will
receive copy each eveaeng. We will
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16
Booster Trip
Postponed

The booster trip was postponed.
The rain' prevented traffic and no
one is the least disappointed, the
copious rains arriving causes more
delight than any booster trip could
create, and that is not discounting
the enthusiasm that comes to the
booster.
The fact is since the rains the boos-
ter trip is not SO important. The peo-
pie will feel so encouraged over the
prospects for the fall wheat sowing
and the making of row crops, that
they will come to the city to see the
Chautauqua and the Motor Show at
fractions without the persuasion of
the boosters.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16

also distribute copies at the business
houses over town and keep a supply
at the office where people may call
for them if they fail to receive a
copy. Something like 1000 copies
will be printed each evening, and it
is going to prove one of the best ad-
vertising mediums the town has ever
seen.
And besides it is going to be a
big boost for the town, so we invite
one and all to get behind it and make
it as much of a success as possible.
If this issue does not stick us too hard
we will also print daily during the
fair.
If you are in sympathy with the
plan call us up and tell us what space
you will use. The time is short and
with the extra work of moving the
office we are not going to, be able to
make much of canvass for advertis-
ing. We ask the cooperation of
every business man in Liberal in this
matter. If you will call and reserve
space it will save US much time and
enable us to get out better paper.
Here is a chance to boost the
Chautauqua, the town and the coun-
try. We are going to do our part.
Your part is up to you. 116 is our
phone number, and we would like to
hear your voice over the wire.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16
Changing. Recruiting offieer..

Sergeant Don Donata, who has
been recruiting officer here the
greater part of the last two years,
has been ordered to Wichita and then
must report at Fort Smelling, Mime
sofa, on August "a in the training
camp. He will upon completing the
work in training camp be commits
stoned as lieutenant
Since war has been declared
Sergeant Donata has received over a
hundred enlistments for the govern
ment. He isIa good man in the ca
pacity of recruiting officer, and he
has made many friends in the city.
VIM. w. Soule, sergeant, will sue
ceed him here as recruiting officer.
The station will be open and will re-,
ceive enlistments for an indefinite
period.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16
Liberal Bow Marries.

Irvine R., the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Romer, formerly Of this city, but
now residing in Hutchinson, was
married Sunday. The following
from the Hutchinson News tells of
the event:
"a quiet wedding took place Sum
day morning at $40 o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Sny-
der, of Sixth avenue east, t,.when their
daughter, Miss Bessie Snyder, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Irvine R. Rom
er. Only the intimate families of the
bride and groom witnessed the cere-
mony which was performed by Rev.
D. H. Switzer. Following congratu-
lations wedding breakfast was serv-
ed to the guests. The brides dress
was Of white organdie, trimmed with
Mexican cushion lace. Mrs. Romer
is graduate of the high school here
and is one, of the county's successful
teachers. Mr.. Romer is one of the
citys young business men, being a
member of the Morton Grain Co. Mr..
and Mrs. Romer left Immediately for.
Colorado where they will spend a
couple of weeks at the different
points of interest, after which they
will go to Wilburton to make their
home"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-16
BOY SCOUTS AT
CHAUTAUQUA
A Ringless Circus Under Aus
pices of Boy Scouts
A Feature.
Proceeds Will Be Used To
Buy Equipment For
Scouts.

When H. G. Hotchkiss, of the Red
path Chautauqua was in Liberal the
other day. He wanted to make ar
r2ngements to have special attrac-
tion for the children during the
Chautauqua and also desired to add
another feature to the seven days
program.
He said he had the plans and much
of the make-ups for a circus, or the
parade for one, for the special bene-
fit of the children, and they will be
a sufficient attraction to the feature
to draw the attention of the older
ones, too. He stated that the Chau-
tauqua managers were making
special efforts this year to entertain
the children and the effort had been
attended with much success. Usual
ly the feature is for the benefit of
the play ground society, but when he
saw Liberal, and having met some of
the Boy Scouts, he offered to help
the local troop if its members desired
it. The Boy Scouts, are willing.
Mr.. Hotchkiss then declared that
the feature for their benefit will be
Ringless Circus and the proceeds
of the circus will go into the treasury
Of the Liberal Boy Scouts, and that
treasury needs a few dollars to
secure a number of articles which
will assist the Scouts much in their
work. Mr.. Hotchkiss will return to
Liberal few days before Chautau-
qua begins and will present his plans
for the circus, and believes he will be
able to put on a feature that will
surprise the Chautauqua people and
visitors, The Ringless Circus occurs
Saturday morning. September 1. A.
spectacular parade will be given-no,
circus is real unless there's a parade
and this one will be the classiest of
anything of the kind that ever parad-
ed along the streets and avenues of
Liberal or any other town in Kan
sas,
Mr.. Hotchkiss admits that this eff
fort is being made for future adver-
tising the Chautauqua and Liberal is
the best town in the 1876 of the Cir
cult to present this Ringless Circus
feature. He will photograph the
parade, the circus and the crowds at
tending and use the pictures in the
magazine which Chautauuua people
use for their advertising. He will
personally plan the feature, and with
the assistance of the Boy Scouts it
will be success. Watch for later
announcements and posters telling Of
the Ringless Circus.