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IF GERMAN WON.

BY Casper Whitney of The Vigilants.
Do you realize what would
happen to us in America if Ger
many defeated Great Britain
and France?
You think of us as separated
from her by 5000 miles Of water,
but oceans in these days of cleo
tricity and air-ships and subma-
rines, are barriers no more eff
fective than mountain brooks.
You recall the German U-boat
which suddenly appeared last
summer at our very door to sink
several cargo and passenger
steamers off our New England
coast?
Within six months after a vic
tory of Germany in Europe, Ger
man warships and German
troop-shirs would be on theil
way to our ports to levy the
great tribute upon this ricf
country which is part and parce
of the German war plan.
That's what the triumph o
the Kaiser would mean to Amer
lea and to you-billions of doll
airs of tribute of which yol
would have to pay your shar
through oppressive taxation. l
is on the PANE ermanic pre-
gramme.
Officers, merchants, educator
said as much to me in Germany
Belgium, Poland, during m
year behind the German line
on relief work. And you hay
probably read the co~rroboratiV
evidence of their purpose in IL
Kaiser's threat to Ambassad,
Gerard, America had bett
look out after this war;"
In Brazil, Chill, Venezul
prominent German merchan
whom | met in the course of n
travels, frankly confded to I
the intention of Germany 20
day" to make an "over Sc
Germany" of South Ameri
And an elephant catcher FRI
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oh how she's waiting for the Time
When III com home to stay
other girls are fair, boys
It's in a different way, orto
And soon you'll find their 9eau'y.
fade like night before the dayi
Bat the girl at home, God bless her'
yo,,n e'er find her the same,
And there's not another Ike "'
For "mother" is her name
Youn never find another, boys,
Though you travel far and wldei
To her you'll always be the same hs'
soldier boy and pride,
Though old friends may desert you
let you go your way alone
stiu youIl always find her waiting
That dear old girl at home
Mother
Lieut.. Lloyd Wayne Bentley
dedicated to his mother Mrs. Annie
NJ. Bentley)
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Notice to the Public

Owing to the Insurance Com
panies' rulings, effective JAN
uary 1, 1918, and the re-
duction in Agents commissions
and the unusual high cost of
maintaining an Office and doing
business, it will be compulsory
for the undersigned Agents on
and after January l, 1918, to
collect all premiums on insur-
ance policies when policy is de.
livered.
]. C. Grady M. D, Wilson
j. 0. Lesueur Harry Taubmar
Mary B. Lockhart j! B. YOUNG
O. w. Wilcoxon Clyde Wrigh
B. B.. Frazer
Mrs. Mary Drumm returne
Friday from a visit in Centralia
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Rev. F. M. Burton went to
Lees Summit Friday on church
business.
Miss Lillian Harrison went to
Kansas City Friday to spend the
day.
Mrs. Fred Braun went to Kan
sas City Friday for a visit.
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Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
GAS 7 RIA

Mrs. Bette Page returned Fri
day to her home in Marshall, af-
ter a visit here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Fisher.
Mrs. A. M. Brown went to
Kansas City Friday for a few
days visit.
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DOVER ITEMS.

wv AAN
Tilton Davis of Lexington
was here Wednesday.
Webb Cole had business IN
Lexington Monday.
Walter Holman and Lloyd FOX
were in Lexington Saturday al
ternoon.
VIII VIM had business in
Kansas City this week.
Charlie Holman of Corder'
was here Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. M. Dysart of Higgins
vile, spent the week end here
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. ley
sing and, Mr.. Zeysing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Cole were.
in Higginsville Saturday to meet
their daughter, Miss Mildred,
who attends school at Warrens-
burg.
Robert and Richard Butler
and Robert Burton of Yelling
ton, visited with relatives here
Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Zeysing and Miss
Bess Johnson spent Friday in
Higginsville.
Mrs. ]. R. Wilson and two chill
dren of Lexington, spent last
week here with Mr.. Wilson's
mother, Mrs. Annie Eagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Pauling
and Mrs. Fred Zeysing were in
Lexington Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. Knott of Sweet
Springs, came Wednesday for
two weeks visit here witt
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans
and three sons spent the weel
end with relatives at Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lewis an,
/, two children and Miss Flossi
Slusher of Corder, attended tn
! oyster supper here Friday might
Mrs. Joe Risha and two chi
| dren were in Lexington Satul
!. day afternoon.
Mrs. Mildred Redd and daugl
r ter, Mary Willie Ragland, sper
f Sunday in the county with the.
uncle, Thomas Campbell, an
daughter, Miss Caltha.
VI Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Cretsme,
er were in Higginsville and lie.
Q ington Saturday.
: Mrs. Ernest Corbin went
Kansas City Sunday afternoC
II for a two weeks visit with h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Legranl
Ryland.
Mrs. VIII Barnes of Lexin
ton, came down Sunday aftt
j., noon for a visit with her siste.
Mrs. R. L. Fox and Miss EmI
: Miers.
Albert Lewis and j. B. EI
&c went to Camp Funston Sat
day afternoon to spend Sund
with their sons, Lawrence Lev
and VIEWS Epps. They met W
- all the boys from this place v
are there and say they are v
4. and cheerful. They found tn
very pleasantly situated.
Miss Anna Mae Darnell
tertained several friends
Tuesday night at her he
rh+ south of town. Rock was pI
ed. Dainty refreshments "
served.
nd Miss Ruth Lewis and brotl
Norman, with their guests, \
Willie Truesdale and Miss L
Belle Emanuel, motored to
ginsville Sunday afternoon.
The pie supper given at
ICoX school house last Thurs
night was well attended
quite a success, the proceed
mounting to thirty-eight dol
The box Of candy which was
ed to the most popular younI
dy, was given to Miss
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Mrs. ]. H. shoaf and Mrs z
Pollard of Coffeyville' Kansas
who have been visiting at the
home Of Frank Fisher went to
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-21
Nus Der 8uttbesbanptfabt.

'natb einanber einberllfen tper6en iolz
/ len, ie nad) Dem 9eoarf.
u9iele snfor,nation miro bur6
einen Sra9ebogen erbalten, ser ieoem
Der Negiitrirten an einen beltin,mtel1
Sage 5uselAidt tperben ioa, uno ben
er nacb 7 Sagen 5urif5ulcbiden fat.
gfa6 bieien ssragebDgen io0 jebcr Der
Gegiltrirten in cine ppH 5 &lalleu gez
ltelt iperben.
uaclle eins ipirb bann suerit fiir
,Die fDrperliGe llnteriudun9 llnb ben
9ienlt einberufen lperben. llnb ipem
bie &laIie er1GDpft 1T unb Scr 8eburf
Der. 9aation es erforbert, lpirb &lalie
5lpei folgen. 60 ipirO jeDer ser Negiz
1trirten ieinen YlaB einnebmer, penn
es n0tbig lit;
a;Sebe Gelegenbcit fir Bag slppelliz
ren bon lot6er alalIififation bllr6
Sic 2otal6ebDrbe lit beibebalten l1nb
perpoIlfommnet, 1lnO bas @erfabred lit
bebelltenb pereinfad5t ipprbcn
n9as neue @Ditem .lett Sic &laf1e
ei1es Mannes felt nnb beruft i'm in
BET ricbtigen Heibenfolge elm, tpcnn
man ieiner bebarf. Grit ipeu,1 man i'm
brallctt, ipiro .er fDrperli6 llnterilldM
tperDen.
Ser Mann, Ser am ipcnigitcn abz
f0nnllid lit als Saupt elmer Sanilie
obcr an Ser 9pibe ei'les fiir Sic Ser
tbeinieung Ser Station n0tbigen Sc
1bafts. lpirb 5uleet einberufen perz
ben." ii
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October Il, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Se,tat ppn Columbia prutcitirt gegen
Saudbputfrieg:
Associated Press
gS a + ing ton, 20. .Sft. 9ds
Staatsbepartenreut lpuroe beutc bon
EerrD 8elDell, Dcn ancrifunilden 8es
llbdftstrdeer in 8ogata benuhri6tigt,
baB Ser genat bon Columbia cine 8ez
1plutipn angenomnren bat, Die gcgen
9eutid)lanos eralllamen Saudbpot@
frieg proteltirt. @
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October q, 1917, as required by
Act rof October s, 1877.
Gin 8cttas ppnt Graiioenten feit=
gciett.
BaIbinstonL 20. Sft. Grdl.
@il1on crfldrte beute bllrb Sroflamaz
tion sen Sonlltag, sen 2S. Sttpber 5r
ei,en Settag, an SEM fiir bcn Grfolg
Ser amerifaniltben SSaffen im &riege
5u beten lit, III @endbbeit einer fiir5z
li6en &pngrebrelplutipn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-21
Nus beul 9nlanbt.
Mulcibe 3eflaue.

Sprinefielb, ST., 20. Stt.
3ipei Militdrflllgseuge bonn Slugfelo
in @ellepille, ST., fanten 9ier beutc
Wlorgen an, I'M bie Stapt nit ~4nz
leibe 8pmbel1" 5u bciperfcu. Sie
lperben ,nprgen tpieoer fprtIlic9cn.
senlatiuneller sclbitmpro.
Gbicaso, 19. 0ft. Sobu S.Sape,
50 Sabre aft, erlbob iih be1lte I'M
Mleranbriu 6ptcl. Ser tSelbitnaDroer,
luelber friiber &i5epraiioent ser Ser
Iagsfirma q. 6. 0iegll,rs 4 So. ipar,
tpurbe ongeblib blrh Sen Scrluit ieiz
Ines gonsen @er,,1Dsells in aricgsaftien
8u bieler onsebli6en Gbat eetrieben.
ssn ei1em griefe an feline Sruu tbeiltc
CT berielben init, bab Sic Gage ieines
Grfolses gel6iprnben icien unb SaB
er aus Sem 2ebeu ld6eibe, ,lm ibr uuo
1einer Sobtcr ni6t 5ur 2ait 81 fallen.
Orpecr Gierpprratb hes 9anbes.
gbicagp, 19. Sft. 9iad einem
geridt ser Gbicaso 8lttter ltnb gierz
@Dric befinoen iid 9egenipdrti9
.2,114,52s,O ,O4O gier in 400Nabrrngs=
,n,ttcl 2aserbal1iern, ooer 1tnsefabr
21 Gier fir iebe Eeripn bes 2anoes.
Erob bieies 9ielenuprratbes iperDen
bielelben lckt fiir SIC lmb 3711ac per
9ube1b I'M @rpBbanbel perfurft.
Spblcnfnappbeit brobt Gbtcasu.
gbicago, 10. Sft. a9dt bem
plDtliden gintritt bes falten sSetters
n,a6te 1ib bier sic aoblennotb bclpn=.
bers ula19enebm benerfbar. Sas
Sberntpmeter ipies Jellte Nprgcn 5lpet
@rab utter bent @efrierplnft ltno
Gda,eeflpden fiinbeten ben nabenSSin@
ter an. @bleugrobbdnbler Der Staot
erfldrcn, bab 1td Ser in Der Satoot bnr<
banbene Gprratb on &ublcn rald6 ter
n,inbere. ba bltrd Sen bereits bier Gage
banernben Streif Ser &pblengrdber IN
SGinois 3eden Die eripartete 3ufltbr
bon 1,25O,OOO Sonncn &pblcn aus
fiel. @oipitdler 1,nb anbere Dffentlide
ssnltitllte fDnueu ibrepeisanlueen fuum
rph int 8ange erbalten. &erIdteoere
@erei,,igutaen BON 8ei6dftslellten
,lnb Grinatperionen erludten sic Sunz
bcsbcborbc, iofortise slbbilfe au
idaffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-21
Mms De,tt sSnlanDe.
s!n9it nur Ser ,3nfernptb.
{ Associated Press J

9enbe,r, Colo, 90. Oft. Sln<
1deinenO beltiir5t iiber bcn Serid)t oe5
3udermangels I'M 81 ten, madten Sic
9al1sfranell bon Senper beute eil1en
augemeinen sln9riff auf Sic Terfalfs@
ldben, nit oent Gelultat, bab lange Dor
S6lrb Ser @eiddfte III Ser inneren
5tabt iiberbalpt fem 3udcr ntebr Su
Iaben lpar. giner Ser 9r0bten 2dben
melbet Ben &erfauf pun 400 Efllno
nub W3ittag.
%um Erusef iiber bic &aiienfraualtc
lit Gait ct. 9puis. &
aa Associated Press
Gait ct. 2puis, ST., 20. Oft.
81, Der beuti9en Gerhaublltng iiber Die
GaIlenfraipalle beseltgte Saul q. Inz
berion, ein3eitltne5b bericbteritatter, Dab
Die itdbtil6e &esierllng lpdbrc1o Ser
@raipalle bullitdnbig perlogte.
slnberiun er5dblte, bab CT nit gFa<
por Wtollmau einen pcriDnliben 3uz
1ammenitob bate, i,1fplsebelien er upn
ber Epli5eiitntipn in ga1t ct. Sullis
auseeibloilen tpuroe. ST babc geIeber,
ipie 10 pber 12 9feser .eetDotet lpllr@I
ben, pbne bab Sic SulOuteu pber Sic
Goli5et beri1dt bdtten, sic Srbniug
tpieDerber5ultellen. Gss III ehte !6err=
idaft ser slnardie 9eipclen rnb iper
seeger miBbanbeln pber tDbten ippllte,
babe sizes pbne iueiteres tbuu fDl1nen.
Nappr Mpllntan mar in, Gericbtsz
iaal, ipdbreuS Nnberlon alsIoete.
&ungrcf ltntcrindmitg.
@nit ct. 2ouis, ST., 10. Oft.
Sci grDffnltng Ser &pnereb 11nter@
iudung iiber Sic 9h1llentrolpalle in
@uit ct. 2ouis, ST., ipllrbe ant 9pr=
uerstas Mlatertal porselest, bnrd ipelz
cbes na6gelpielen iperben ipll, bab
5ublreide Seeser itd ,1oh INNER fiirdlz
ten, s'adts auf sic Strabe 5u eebe,1.
Charles &uger, Setriebsleitcr Ser S.
6. Grant Chemical Co., iaste aus. bab
9eipiile S1bllitrten, ipelbe 9ieeer be-
1hdftigen, iett friiber nls bisber
idlieben, ipcil sic stcger hara,lf be-
iteben. 5ettis aenug fortscbcu 81 biir<
fen, ltn1 bor ginbrltdl Ser Silufelbeit|
nad 5auie su eeluu9en. Gine ibnlihe
G,sla9e madte Sranf q. Sllttter, 8ez
triebsleiter ber Inldse npn Slpift s.
Co., CT erfIdrte, bab mebrere Sabrifer
ibre farbiaen gnsefellten pnu unb nad
Der srbeitsfdtte in Sonbersiiseu be-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-21
fDrberll.
st,ucrc slnf(asc sesen eulbat.

Noger lo9tc ferner ults, CT bube ger
leben, lpie etn Splbat in ltrifpr1n in
e1ne @ruppe bon ste9eru Gineinihpb
uno einen 9fc9er truL mir i'm sSciBcu
5n 5ei9en, bab cr ldiebe1 fountc, ais
lle ibn Sesbalb b1ltieIten. DIGGER ioetc
ferner aus, nub cr sen @jpuperneur
Srnnf .. 2olpben bon bieien uno dhnz
lieben &orfpn1uuiiien benodridtist
babe, aber bab tein belpnberer Gerlud
gelnadt lpurbe, sic Sbentit1t bes Sol@
0aten felt5llitclIeu. Sranf q. Sounter
lagte aus, bab etlpa 40 Yrp5ent ser
Negerarbelter Nes S1ro6tballlcs sic
strbeit perlal1en haben llnb oa6 naburd)
Observation-Disclosures persDgert merz
Sen.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October q, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
3nGcrnptb tint 9!usug.
{ Associated Press J
8 bica9p, 90. Stt. sluf S(ntpeis
lung aus BENT slmt bes Nubrllnosmitz
telperiraIters ppuper iplrne bier bcutc
sfabmittag cine fprmelle SSarnllng crz
laflen, baB bem Sdnbc cine 3udernpth
tabt, nno Oub in Satben Ser 2cbcnsz
1nittel Scr Iugenblid gefpnlnen lit,
ipp Sic slmerifoner sic critic Spfcrlpils
ltgfeit seigen miiilen.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 2l, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Ser &uhicmgrnbcuitrctf tit ssQinuis
10 gut ,uie nprbsi.
Associated Press
5prin9fieIb, Su., 20 Oft.
2aut slnsubc bon 5urrpSiigipicf, %isez
prdlibent Der Suilpis Niine 9Sprfers,
lpredleu Sic InSeiHen bafiir, bab alle
&oblen9rltbcuarbeiter III s1linpis, Sic
ant Streit pareu, bis Nipntag ipieber
an Ser Nrbeit ici1 iperben.
Sic helttigcn Melbnnocn iporen
lebr ernultDieeno", Iaste Scrr Sisptd.
v&tele e5rubcn i'll allen @escuSen uabz
men bcutc a}pracn Sic slrbeit iuicper
auf, rnh mir bnbcn Sic @erlihcrltf,a,
hab 10 gut mic ulle am Mbntua lpiencr
IN 9etrteb ieiit iperbeu."
Sic mpr9tser &erian,n,ll,r9cn sur
Scipredung Scr Gage Iir1S nidlt anti
lih ancrfanr,t, crtldrtc 6crr Ssisiuif.
rStcs lit feinc Sra9e, sic iih beiprez
den libt", iagte ct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-21
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October FL. 1917. as required by
Acts-af October 6, 1917.
per; sJrcibeits sanleibe.
NsasFs N I'M ~ p N
Ssociated Press

ss .tpn, 90, Oft. 9ic
3eidn,fh Sic stpeife 8rcibeitss
anleibe h it1ter Sen bon ben
ecbabamta fiir utcgerbofften
$4,000. .000> 9eaen $25j0OO,<
900 5l,riicf. ~ satc 93a@n,ittaa bon
alien 9unOesrelerbebal1fen gemeloeten
@ela,nmt3ei6nunge1 tuerben auf $1,et
973,000,000 gelddbt.
9ieler lls sfall bebeutet, baB Sic ge<
ipaItigc Gl1u1me bon $5O0,OO0,OOO an
jebem Gage Ser lebten gSocbe bcr&an1<.
po9ne ge5eidnet iperben miifiell, pen1
bas $5,O00,00O,00O Siel bis sum
3eidnungsi6luB a,lr ndditcn Semstag
sben0 errei6t tperbem fol-.
8ie bas. Gebakamt bellte Nbenb be-
tannt matte, }inb Die nmtliben 0ielz,
buneen. sic ubgel6deteu 3ei6nun9en
llnb Sic 3uertbeilungen Ser &elerpez
be5trte ipie folgt:
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gotql $1,199,740,550 1878 500,

gotel $1,199,740,55O 1913 5000
9us $5,000,0OO 3iel fann ,,dd)z
ite 8otbe erreibt iperbcn, bcbaupten
Die 0edmtet, lpenn Der &agncz
Gifer tnid)t nd6ldBt, llnb ipenu Sic 8e<
5irfe I'M Mittleren @eiteu, Siibipciten
lnlb @eiten als elmer aniGeireroe,l
@le'ssi ;i:;s 'uiiigeiiiitteii ;ucribe,t
f0nltet, iiber Sic man bis ieBt be-
1orat lit.
Gs -iptrb gebofft, bab Ser sSreiheitsz
tag Ser 8annertas Ser &agne fem
iuirb. Cine @elomnt3eihnl1ng bon
$1,000,0O0,OOO all bieicn1 Sage,
nd6iten Mittlpo6, lit bas 3iel, auf bas
9unSerttauienbc es obgelcbcn babei1
Gs ipir0 al1d) fir ipobrl6einliG gez
balten, bnb Sic Scblubipodc Ser aam@
pagne eine @ereitipillisfeit Ser Station
5eigen ipirb, grDBer als ipGbre,,b Ser
sa15en borbergcgansencn Srci @o9en.
Gs lpiro erfltirt, baB lol1e 8ereitz
ipilliefeit n0tbig iein miro, 1pcnn fir
bic bollen $5,000,0OO,OOO gc5eibuet
1perbeu ion.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 21, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Nencr Musbebmngsplan.
ASSOCIATED Press
@aibingtpn, 20. Sft. ErdI.
@ilion bot Sic nellen slusbebungsrc<
geln 9rtgebeiBcn, bic balo befannt sez
madt iper0en iollet. 9ieie9fc9eln iper=
oen bel Ser Iustpabl Ser iibrisei1 9iez
9iltrirten fiir Sic Notionalarmee ange%
iuenOct luerbe,1. Ser nelte Elnn sielt
borauf ab, iebent Ser no9 nic)t ausge=
bobene,f 9,000,0o0 9ienitpflibtigcu
feline 9telle in ben nationnlen Ser
tbeibigllnesplan Slt eeben, rnb bie
slusbebung iener 8ll herl6ieben, sic
am metlten in Ben &rieg sinbultrien gez
bralld)t iperoen ober M6bdngige su
berlprgen baben.
Sic grfldrltng alts ben1 sln1t bcs
G|eneralprpfob @loritaus lit iuslusz
5ug ipie folgt:
:.gfad) 8eenbieung Ser Mnsbebl,ng
fit Die erlte Arnce bon 6S7,OOO
Damn, ipirb fit Sic Gdafflne Ser fol-
9enben grn1een elm ,elles SDlten eil1=
gefiibrt iperben, bas Bic slrbeiten Ser
Drtliden nllb 8e5trfsbebDrben bebelle
tenb erlei6tern tpir0. 9fad Dem neuen
Spitem tperOen iuabribeinlib so Eroe
gent Ser 9rbeit gelpart tperben fDnz
nen, llnb bie all5ltipenbenben SormuIa=
re tperoen nidt iiber 20 betragen gee
gen etipa 1872 Sormulore, sic fir oas
9eeentpdrtige spiten u0tbig iinb.
usluberben ipirb Elm Gpltem gcae<
ben, has leben Ser 8 DiiIlionen Mdl,@
ner, Sic NOD ,tiht I'M Nlilttdroienit
linb, flailifi5iren miro. iobaB ieber
Iann leine Steue in bem l,atipnalen
gertbeibigllnssplan baben ipirS.
.ltnr bies tbun 5l1 fDnneu, lit es be-
fdlpilen, bon ieOem ,Niam bcrartige1
S,tformotipn sll berlatgen. Sic ieil,en
ipirtbidaftliden @ertb I'M Gergleidj su
feiuen Mtreaiitrirten feitItellt, liub.
nad ser 10 erbaltenen Snforn,ation
i'm in cine bon s Stlaiier gu itellen, sic,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-21

, Sic slrbeiter iino inter Mnbrnb,1uo
Der ansltoblng aus Ser 5toatsurooniz
latlon on9eipicien >uproen, lufort Sic
slrbeit luieoer ol1fsuncbme1. Mioutae
1T Ser leste Sriltta9.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-05
ATTENTION,
 SHRINERS

Visiting Nobles and Novices and requested to meet promptly at A. B.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-05

Now that the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the Juneau Public School building is passed the mem bers of the Shrine and the visitors from Afifi Temple, Tacoma, have been handed the keys of the city, and they are making the most of their opportunity
 The city has been gaily decorated in their honor, the business houses recognizing the visitors by approp- riate window decorations while the streets are hung with flags. Among the notable window decorations in honor of the visitors are the c. w. Young Company, J. c. Hayes Station cry Store, and George Burford's Bill Hard parlors.
 Tonight the Shriners will hold their ceremonial of conducting the novices over the burning sands into the oasis The event will start with the big parade this evening from the A. B. Hall through the down town streets and return. This will be fol lowed by the initiation ceremonies at the Hall. and a banquet will be served to the Shrine at the Odd Eel lows Hall
 Tomorrow the members of the wis ting party will be entertained with sight seeing, to be followed by the ball at the A. B. Hall, given in honor of the visitors.
 Last night when the visiting Shrin CTS arrived on the steamer Spokane, large delegation met them at the lock, placed them in automobiles and headed by the Juneau City Band, took them to the Gastineau Hotel Last night welcome was extended the Afifi Temple members at the gathering in the Odd Fellows Hall after which they were taken to the Orpheum Theatre where the visiting ladies were already being entertain ed by the committee of women.