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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07
Voroclcn poo at aaa
flGot Tapir.

TC0 Den ru2ljItc Sront hur Solbas
tcrnc lrnQc nlpcu0t SflortCr al Ma.
pir, ~ / (pitluuO, huor man life or
Icuc meb al taIc citcr Ell prottiit 9n
he's, bar man bsRnu0t al uaitcrc iur
ocnnc billilc Nfoooe al tlUoe liz poa.
EopiritiortCu, hc0cr Oet, cr hpdic
uiif Neniccubc al iorctrUtfe irenlior
Ell ITO cllcr @omuIo'fiortc, on Sen
cr be5ltocn biaigcre. : @ctrnQtning
al Sem I'M raoocnbc &nophcb pno lllo
% @pmuI0 itn0er set ocripr life al
ircmhppc 0i2ic hngicniifc Torbelc.
Gapir er Ell 0uarlia Tarmeleber, ionl
oltiou bcuurer 2egcmaparmcn OF bins
orcr Den foloc 9t't | at trUnle ino.
SO iprrc &armccnbcoer, 2cgculet al
Der ira iie, bcito mere fan %armepros
buftiuncn / Sc9emct i%n6itrUnfc5
Settle er bl. q. @runbcu til, az ri mi
Ter minorC, iGrli9 minorc ieotboIoi0c
| Stoiie ON Sommercn. SeSuocn bar
Gapiritiorten Den Sor0cl. ar noar ocn
enaong er uobru9t, cler ON bcn or
blepct itoiat fer Distinction cQcr liz
ncnoc, LET fan brpnbeS, bporpcb al
bpaieuiif Sare er uoelutfet, SiytrobS
Tor, at TapiritioricuS SioVtio err fort,
bliper oct DOG me9ei leuiont at brll,
&c oen. - Huaiernc, iom bar lprt
aluiien at gad tIGot i Eopir al ga.
panerne, bar oltioo iaact eli aoS Gar.
Dom al iine G~aabenbreOre ! Siten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07
19t4-19f1
NcrOcMSfrt0eu

Starter, Orb % giaeoer.
st prGgtist % initrmftipt Scfte meS
DC iioitc Starter pper DC friafsren.
DC 2anoe.
llomerfeoe Siaeber fra oen ame,
rifonIfc Seer og Slaaoe % ira Sron.
terlle / europa, ira aampenS Seoe oa
ira Sipct / Sfpttererapene. @iaeber
al Slogltibe, llnoerpanosbaaoe, 3ep.
pclincrc, aononer, Winer, "Sanfs",
oip. 6otograiier al be frigferenbc
GaroeS StotSopcrbopcocr oa fienbte
Mfpno.
9f 2Uieitofiet rlaa llppnes en-
Guq6oa oper arigens pigtigIte Ser.
oeIicr ligc iiben Morbet pao Grfeber.
.tlta Srans Seroinano / Saroiepo ser,
.2Soc Srnri 1914. S~cSltocn Trriibent
@ilionS biitoriife 9uoifab til Som.
gre5ien Sen 2belt Mpril ioar oq
&riqSproflnnlntionen al Cite Mpril /
fin Selbeb.
Settle Seite er pna Gngelif.
&riS 80 GcrtS c0cr iom Tramie
meO Soften" ct Iar $1.75.
B. PUBL. 90.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07

icuSgduro, grrerue 2nbI og 9sriet5.
Scr opIrite5 en- Sdtiereiolution til
@rcit oa gtcniabeo for SeIoilie po
SIrIp aroo Soreuiugcus WebIcmmer.
2ettc par ct itonterter Wtsoe, % lao os
iuo 'Iere al Iigucuoc art uuot ON /
0(cnigheNeruc. Nom iaicn, 2rrcrc,
ior bcrc bar ilirfc. @euligit,
Gn Ben al Sa9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07

le @i Iopet os ntegct al STRANDS ops
rorife 0oIonin8, al Ell Spitauo / Sns
oicn. al rem inafalNte Miubameoaners
nes leliqe Nrig, al Suc8tanoIens
Sperrina. vi 10 en- Sib oa @naluhs
oerne tdIte ON eli fem Wilionbrr iplt
DC mufte at ltile paa Venene; men
III ier mi al DC aier Sluor herai. "a
imiltc al Den Suntc al GuoIPnoernc
biIoe IuIte os I'D, men ltoeufru font
mer III iuarc lioet ino. @nolanoS
Srlilcr moo 5~pitlauo bar oi pant t;f
AT ia8c iOut %Stumpiiter; bet er III,
INFER Stumpiiieri. @uoluno ntencr
set bIobia olporli9. Set or Nirmpca
pea Eip oa 2po. @nal1uo nehtirm
pcNc alliO line Gienbcr meo andres
Nloh; beilt ouoct set line Seielscnbe.
Gl icuber set line c9ue Senncr ii!
Nri8cn og idnr belle %croen til NJ
inloie oucr Re uhpre Gre Oct briroe~
Scr iomnler belle beilS @ulDpanatur
fcr 2agel. %t firn1per meo @ualan6
Ionr bet rigeite Sdnp. meb Sen Stnt
Iom bar bcturn9et Spaniens Weroensz
mngt pg 6ranfrige5 Siprheb. @no-
lono er Oct Saro ion / ~Iarbunorcocc
bar tn1tlet Sorbinoelier meb bele Ger
ZEN o9 MI brlIger ole oi3ic Sorbinbclz
Ter 1om VngtenS og arafteus auna-
fer.
Nalite Tn1eritn fan lrtte en- Smule
GGnning Tor 2otteren paa Sc tp7c
Snobbcr naor oct fommcr meb fine
Gutter. Set bar prret ncoen oann
70 Spot ober Emeritus 6rrt6eb, %
Iagt al @rriiNent @iIion Ifulbe font.
me til at ipiie @roaiten; men oct
fan mnnifc bli IigtIaa libet Iao /
SnItlGro iom Der, foreuo 2eaen CT
'lut. 9. 3. Sobnioit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07
%Grcrmooct | Winncapolis,

Seq CT life poIgr ION uo0cu Norrcs
lpouNcnt cucr Nciercut % ooQ oil ieo
Ina SOp at iige liOt al buuo leo iuutc5
I'm Ncttc Mcoc.
Set faINt mig iorit iiiuoc clcr i
Ean'c. II Storbncruc or mere ubcls
o'oc for iuahnmc Ni1Ncr ems sc inul.
tbr @jcajabcN1ioIfct nil lite / roget
'torrc Mon mooc op. Get cr en- 5o9
NoItct rilINc b0rc mcr ON cuO Sc 0icr,
ol ocrior CT Set n~coucnoiot al fna
Wfoocrnc Der, boor ToI.rt fan mooe
'lcm.
Ect car NrcNoQ sen 2ioc @umrit.
Meoei begunNtc, oa Ell bel Sci 2r-
rtrc bar al; frcnmoot. pQ Nieoct buus
&c ira Set ioritc Mimt %rrQ al g.
ter. %c0citrinQ M 2ntcrc9Ic. Get
tar met SdQtr pc0rarcuNc Eorenin.
1tn. Scr bIcO ~bcbanolct oco icritc 1cS.
Won. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bs0nnNtc5
mcn guouQt iumt en- bicrtcuuum Sale
AZ NornluuN DIR. Snb hpori han on
'itt TorcnjuAcua McoIcmmcr 2n!f,
mcN bunN Sc bnooc tat liz lore. no
Icpct ocu lin Stettt pnu ole &c Mau
rcr ban tmoc. &orucIUroommcn uuy
ban Ell NicrtciaQ 0au5 Eay5 iiNitc
%en bar, AZ bnu ittt mau 0lcnuuc at
orbtioe ior Embellishments Wc,n
relic. @orucIrropumcn cr ajytcus
Ylpai1Q
Carer 2jnNIano iuo.cNct gnmct ON
01thctt2mcu, pon Ell Qoo % tatiiulh
@}onoe. 6un$ 3noIrQ bar rjgt pau
@cpiicr Tor SaQen5 @ctrouinQ. Sc,
lem ocltoR / Gi5tu5itoncu, vur fol
acuNc ior &1uucoporaQclicu iurj1s
GlruN: 2rrcruc @arju@ 1a3cn. "
6. Nuocriuu s.. NuScriou "a Ebomv,
ion inmt &oitorcrnc 6. Rci5ool
Ncrrjcta. Eorm. DR.. Smb. &yoi :.
Stuno % %rrcr SubI. NUt ircmbolNt
mango gore ziNcr % E~rcn9ouQ5
moaocr pco lluocypi5niuQ / Nltctjs
men.
On aocIocn bolot Vroi. 2unrtas
Hcuono ira augSburR Scminaru Ct
r%clitRnct oG goot SorcoroR ON Mis-
lloneu ~ @nrneitoIcu. San hugO.
mango GoNe @eoiicr % SuBer II ppo.
pau til SnocnS Srcmme.
Saroaa Eormiopoo ifuINc u it,,.
5lag ma ON She @rapco 5nit,m"
Voitor Crimson iup!cScr Smr,, M,
en- bc6naclia. orci % en- lilrirraI
@aaoe. ri NJ ocu S~oritducIic. ar
set or life aalt alter an. p,on ),
aurcrrc bar uoiert. Ser or Spriot,,r,
III "Ehc bjraNcS 2nircm" n, NJ Inn,
@scuiRhcN@ioIt bar ic &cRcruc over IA
praSc StnL
Gc lonl mex ~ miuNrt toR Sci /
@aHliattH nan. Frol StranN @tNs
ms IoAnlom FalI. y Hcf2oaL Ma
lil'@ Mlltn o. FEo1, w. &~rtcn20Hdro.
s''3tn var 'or, duHyt haor0no'i;'
lWoo "a" N2i' req liI!ot oomn,c n
!loldlott "l leB to'tt min Stcnmlt
''f.
IN Sl'v'"''''aEh No'o' N'reUIn
Sc" HY,'"W'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07
SiQigt @eietof.
ann SOC crtrn mcS "Epitcn".

NhH wv VtIlu Wtu FDICH
Saa lnngt Splaget refer fan hi
tilbD0e pore 2piere A Glorc Hllmre
al Misunderstanding, ncnilig Ger.
%, 26, y % IS for benbolospis
1902, 1903, 1904 og 1905, tiliam.
men oper $50 Sioer mco ell M9nabe
SQltitrotioner, portofrit ltilicnot for
fun 75c clcr mcb "Euitcn" ct glar
fur $500.
vi gicngir ~nebcnior libt al bpert
&eites S~rOholo:
"N1amilie-2rsning" Nr. %.
Soricnt-Gt &olarnatiens Sras
ma Gn NGt blanbt RibiliIter -
&cr @nnt - Soil og SG - Sra
Meuarguten@ @lonsperiobe % me-
get amber.
Settle 6efte inbe6olber en- beI
Gel fienbte norIfc Si9t og Sange
iaaiom "SorbcnitioIb", "ltlaz
brand, "0ip os @rso", "Soms
mcrnnt", "Norif Scnrnlnnbsialme"
q. I. L.
"Snmilies2rsnina" Nr. 26.
@ocrtrigcu / fort Spcriiat -
Stehmoocrcu SignefiGrringen
@nu05firfcn - st &ittebarn-
Nirten / &anac - @lllbarapercn
og bans Sllitrll - Slo Nict oa
mango oubrc. Sc5rben noaen at
@nu3 Sclanbs bcbitc "tititoricr"
laniom "Softarcn / a%reitidnia",
"Snngc Senuc0", "3iaa annsen",
0. |. u.
Misunderstanding" Nr. %.
Song Claus @ruSenat
Stormndtten - Better Snnien Soz
len % zen eamle Wanb fra Sieen
ga Ola Teritpm % Bitter
%1rfeu itlIloe ipare.
Spccielt oil hi frembrpc "guites
~ipartcn % @lomitungeu hans" af
Der SipIc. "~lllpena0ct" on
"Sroloio~ af Sacob 9. @llu. "SpS
ben fnebcn". Ell SortGuing ira
Soma, % "geaia" al Siuing.
"Samilie.Grsnins" Nr. %.
Nobcltiitelicu - SuIetprlb =
Senrie's me aiole - Sporlebes
CT eSrieri inoIebcs - 9iot ON 8rep
Solitoi Norife Sjemrnb =
SiQcelft. o. I. u,
Settle Seite inbebolSer en- Rrfte
miuore. lrreriae Smnaitntter. Cans
ielprog. o.. !. d.
Iettc CT en- cncitaaenbe Nnleonins
til at anifaffc biais % nnoerboloenoe
'arieitui for DC LANCE Spit- % @inter-
fuGloer.
Seno inS Scres %eitiains M.
Sun zoe. MeS Soften" $500.
B. PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07
Sbomas Tnlfter:
Worgen % MftemamDaqt

On Spbpggeliesbce til sobe, rebe.
lige ariItneS SpbpggeIie. Sui %
Sal1ge tiaigcmeO iiungenoe anoaater
cper uopalgte @i6cliprog. Mclooien
er ongipet for bper Gang. Gn aibolot
og bldg SllSanongtsbog. SnbeboI.
Der 122 Siber, qobt inobunoet. Gris
5Oc eller Ion HrGnlicbog nleo $50.
item" ct Nnr Tor fun $40.
B. PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07

Wtr. Irbuthnot meo ct Slag manrict
llobetale 10000 Collars. Set fonl
banl life npelltet. San bapoe re9net
ocrnco. Sorouriqt ltolcbc han pan
lin gooe Stierne og poa Girfningell
AZ ct Girfulpre, iom ban bopoe ienOi
no til i'm aitnoefreos, o. buori ban
nnnlooeoc Dem ON at piIe Glib til
Sirmaet ba De 10 flenbte bans mffc-
lige Soallb.
Spao ellten set M bar oe politiIfe
Sorboloc eler andre 6nftorer bar
meoipilenoe blep GirfllGret en- rem
SioIfo. llailaoelig font Solf o. pil-
Dc bape line Ee1ge llobetalt. Wr.
@ogibop bapoe opbolbt iig noglc So-
&c / Sonoon. Set bar bans Misiion
at ifaiie Tenge tilpeie. 8irmactS
Critters ofbang oerai. Sper Simc
perteoc Wtr. Irbutbnot lin &ompu9.
nous telegram; og ban tpilebe life
ct Gieblif paa at han bapbe ct beloigt
Geillltat at meooele.
Zen Gag hapoe ppret Sen pGritc.
6olf frrpeoc uitnnoielig lin tnb-
Ifuotc aapital tilbage, ~perionligt,
ifrtitli9t, telegraiiif. Gen pngitc
&ontoriit bapoe netop forlobt aollto=
ret. Scr. arbutbnot laaIeoe ombpg-
geli9t Gpren al.
San trooote ct Ticblif ben til Sin-
oltet. Sroaonap lua MORT for bans
500. aun / Ginol,esruberne pao Sen
Iigeoperfor liggenbe SorretningSbpa-
ming Ifinnebc oct areue 2ps, ser
Itrpmneoe no ira bans &pntor. Com
itorc Zine iab be oplpite |inoucr /
ben tipmpem9siigc, merte Stpifrn-
Der.
Fllloielig loo ben eleftriife aloffc.
San ipr let iommen. "Su bliper
nerpeS, aomle," iagoe ban til ii0 ielp.
Gerpua gif ban Iangiomt ben til 81
rem og aobncoc belt. Oct bar ct Sc
legrafbllb.
Mr. arblrtbnot bolot telegram
met uaabnet / lin Saanb. 2aneiomt
off ban ino paa lit Nripatfontor,
aabneoe S%elegramnet og luitc:
"YfiSiioncn itronbct. Selegraier M
gcltco. @~ogibnm."
San imileoc, ioIoebe ombpggeligt
S%elegrammet ioinnlen % ltaf set /
i'm 2omme. Serpau gif ban til fit
Sfripeboro, luffebe en- Sfllife op pg
fog en- Sromnina frem.
Sdn ilitffeoe 2plet, off ben til Gin-
Duet og aabneoe pet. ltoenfor lar.
mcbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. NerpoIt,
boInt metdniIf fog bon iilt Segnebog
frem % rpIteoc Snb6olbct no / Tirs
b%ucSformen. Gn 1Senlti Collars Seo-
bel inlot no. San inliltc bittert:
"Wfin isrIte @epinlt og mp"
San pilbe ori6e Sallars Scblen. men
/ set ialnme Eieblif bar &inocn sen
bort. San Itoo og itirreoe eiter Sen,
mems Sen flogreoe aienlnem 2uiten.
Son 10 ban heit og fnappeoe &eltcu
op. Son folte poa lit 9rpit. Ser
bonfebe set. Get por Sirrtet, og
MOB bette retteoe ban G%cpolperer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07

Gen llr,ge Mefunifcr George Gol-
Inns ilentreoe befplnret gjennen Nem
PORTS morfc 8aoer. 2ige ira Wtor-
oenitlt1ben bapbc han ppret pna Se-
meme for at isge Ir6eioe - iorgiT-
pes. 90 inolebeS bar Der gaact ell
Woaneo. 90 ont Mottcn hupOe ban
manttet iope / Central Eorf eaer peO
GoIt Niucr. Sioet igaar glites hnp-
Sc ban intct ipiit. S9 tilmco bnpbc
ban ingenIombelit llbiigt til beorc
Cher. San par lipstrGt. On Wor-
aer,cn bauoc ban let Ell lioen, rolia
@u1t pco Su6Ipn, o. Bette Stco inn
tcS ham posIcnoc FOR Nolf, Ser bapoc
iiilroc at toac Jig aiooge. Gerber
ponoreoc ban.
Elubielig flaarcbe ser noaet foran
BAN. San iulgte Oct meo Sincnc.
inotil set blep liaenbe paa set pouoc
Sortoua. San itnnoicoc ct Eieblif,
ituoieoe o. blep itnrcnbe. "&anpio,"
inabe han til Jig ielp, "iaabant no9et
aiue3 Ser 10 itfe," San piloe gaa
pioere, men buffebe Jig og tog Yapi-
ret %. San uoioloebe set, iaa PRO
penbe pnu oct % gneo iig | Si1ene.
Nar oct mllig2 Hci, oct naatte be-
re c, Tciltdgclie. Waaife III Srsm
Son loo iia / Chen, ioa at ban nrr
hapbc ifrcgct bolt. Nci, oct par ius
gen Srpn1. San bar lpspaagen %
boIot Seblen ben / 2petelpIet. Zen
bite iig at pGre Ggte npf.
&or oct ga m%uligt? San eieoe 80
Collars? San funbe ipiie Jig mot,
ban finbe leie iig ct &Grelic meo Ell
blsn, bcbaacIig Seue! San frnloe
fiobc iia sobofI 90 han fllnoc benz
te / no. inStil set lpffebes BAN at
iinbc no9ct grbeioe.
San behepeSe life lGnaer at tuile.
Set bar Sunobeo. San toe uuilfaar-
liat Sltcn al % iaa op mos Simlen.
"M!nt Sip," hpiifeoe ban balpt ube-
pioit.
Saa penote ban enersiif ON. orci-
zoe &psaen til Suoiou, i%itenlte Ell
Ipitia @elooi % sif meb raife Sfriot
J tilbase til @pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07

%i bar haorSt SiNcr oeiet,
Set uto banoe lea "a Nu.
Scr er nj ooR eel iorncict
@icitcr. aueiommcu MI.
@lot at III mt @uO5 Gro ian
&rIQe riatja meo Noyitano.
Ga por Slio bcIanuct blioc,
Ser / octtc SonN "a Riat.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
Settling Down to Business.

From the Memphis Commercial APP
peal:
There is lot of scare talk in the
air which amounts to nothing.
The United States today is the
backbone of the world. What we
want to do is to settle down to BUSH
ness. We have no occasion to wor-
ry. If it comes to case of fighting
we win fight, but it is not necessary
to cross a bridge until you come to
it.
What we want to do is to view the
situation in a conservative way and
not worry.
There is absolutely no occasion for
getting excited This government is
big enough and strong enough to take
care of the people.
What we want to do is to settle
down to business and help where we
can.
There is a cheerful song being
sung in Memphis every day of the
week 1t is the song of the hammer
and the saw.
1t is the song that tells of progress,
the song that tells of the growth of
the city, in spite of all adversities. 1t
is song that means that it is only a
question of time when Memphis will
be recognized as the greatest city
of the south.
This matter of worry is all foolish
ness. When brave mothers kiss
their sons goodbye, not knowing whe-
ther they will return or not, making
the splendid exhibition of Sparton
courage that was made at the union
station the other night, then men
should rally, settle down to business
with a hearty confidence that the war
must not interfere with business.
Our farmers are prosperous and
never before in the history of Mem
phis have we had such splendid gar
dens.
The earth seems to be smiling with
an abundant harvest. 1t looks to be
year of yielding promise, so let US
all settle down to business, with that
confident spirit of Americanism and
do our best and look to God and our
President.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
Corn.

Plant corn! Plant lot of corn I!
Plant more corn than you ever plant
ed before!!! And then keep on
planting Plant it on your farm, in
your garden, in the vacant lot. Plant
it in May, plant more in June, and
fear not that you will plant too much
That is impossible. Corn is one of
the food crops that world will clamor
for from now to harvest time, from
harvest time to planting time again,
and on beyond.
The world is hungry, and a great
deal of the world is wondering where
its rations for the next two years are
coming from. Corn" is a great big
part of the answer. Plant it, nor
have single fear that there will ever
again be too much of it in the world.
Albany Herald.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
Circumstances Alter Cases.

Some editor declared recently he
would have to scream the next time
he saw anything about man behind
a pillow or with hoe. Consider the
difference, however, between Edwin
Markham's famous poem and the
verses written now. The lot of that
French peasant, painted by Millet
and celebrated in Markham's lines,
was a tragedy.
1t all depends on how and by whom
a hoe is held. If the man has new
er had any light to be blown out and
grubs with his hoe in a dull and hope
less fashion like a rude machine then
he is simply to be pitied and wept
over, but consider that picture of
three Atlanta boy scouts in back
yard garden shown in recent issue
of the Atlanta Journal. They are
bright and happy boys and are dem
onstrating their patriotism by cru
sading against weeds in any garden
they come across.
Bands of scouts patrol Atlanta and
look for gardens that need atten-
ton. They are no more like Millet's
painting than they are like Don
Quixote, yet they are goth century
knights Grant and do valiant SER
vice for all gardeners in distress. Let
US think of them not as "men with
hoes" but as knights Grant of roses
and radishes, of snap beans and
Strawberries and may their arms con-
tinue valiant and their weapons keen
and bright.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
A Matter of Taste

If you know any Latin at all you
understand the meaning of that an
cient saying "De gustibus non dis
putandum est" and if you have even
slight knowledge of conversational
French you know the meaning of
"Chacun a son govt" and even if
you can't read and write you have
surely heard the backwoodsy COM
ment: 'Its just according to taste
as the man said when the old woman
kissed the cow"
In some circles of society nothing
is SO deprecated as being odd-that
is different from a certain standard
of taste and conduct Caterers and
tailors decide what one should eat
and wherewith he should be clothed
This is a simple and effectual way to
save wear and tear of brains and in
the matter Of eating did not one of
the Christian apostles advise men to
eat what is set before them asking
no questions for conscience sake?
Time has been when women all
wore the same style in clothes and
looked like flocks of pigeons-or geese
and still they were admired. Really
there is something not only attrac-
tive but positively distinguished in
uniforms whether they are those
fresh blue and white garments of a
trained nurse or the somber garb of
a NUM-.
Still there are people who delight
in being different and doing as they
please in regard to dressing, eating
and other details of their daily lives.
Especially is this true of the reading
OF papeTs'and magazines Whether
we shall read chatter of society"
war news or jokes is our own bust
ness and no one is expected to read
even all in few papers. The At
lanta Georgian is a fine and bril-
liant paper, as we all must acknow-
ledge, and very popular, but there
are plenty of people who have been
reading the Atlanta Journal all their
lives and wifi continue to do so
Comparatively few people are in the
"be happy with-either-were 'tothel
dear charmer-away" opinion when il
comes to magazines and news pa
pers.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
Needles and Thread.

Lady Mary Morley Montague, who
lived long time ago, travelled and
observed much and wrote her opin-
ions IN very candid language, once
said she thought it was was a shame
for a woman not to know how to
sew.
On the other hand George Eliot
was extremely scornful of crochet
ing and tatting. Both these kinds of
fancy work are now greatly in vogue
either as pick up work" or as an
occupation
The intricate and elaborate pat
terms of tatting that seem so diff
cult are said to be really simple when
the methods are understood. Some
designs combine both white and col
ored threads and are extremely
dainty and beautiful and it is very
becoming to pretty girl to keep her
hands busy in some womanly handi-
craft that does not interfere with
graceful and coQuettish poses.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
Our Flag Forever!
By FRANK L. STANTON

She's up there-Old Glory-where
lightnings are sped;
She dazzles the nations with ripples
of red;
And she'll wave for US living, or
droop Ger us dead
The flag of our country forever!
She's up there--Old Glory---how
bright the stars stream!
And the stripes like red signals of
light are agleam!
And we dare for her, living, or
dream the last dream
Meath the flag of our country for
ever!
She's up there--Old Glory-no ty-
=. rant-dealt scars,
No blur on her brightness, no
stain on her stars!
The brave blood of heroes hath
crlmsoned her bars.
She's the flag of our country
forever!
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
IMMORTAL TRIBUTE
TO OLD GLORY.

Said the late Senator George F.
Hoar of Massac husetts:
II have seen the glories of art
and architecture, and of river and
mountain. l have seen the sunset on
Jungfrau and the moonrise over
Mount Blanc. But the fairest vision
on which these eyes ever rested was
the flag of my country in a foreign
port Beautiful as a flower to those
who love it, terrible as a meteor to
those who hate it, it is the symbol
of the power and the glory and the
honor of fifty millions of Ameri-
cans"
And since those eloquent words
were spoken the number of Ameri-
cans has been doubled, and, let us
believe, also the ardor for the old
flag, Taxpayers Public Service Mag
azine.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
Our Entrance Into the War.

We are not going to fight for
England; we are going to fight with
her as her ally, to establish democ-
racy and overthrow hypocricy in
Europe, so that small nations may
be free to pursue their course with
out fear of oppression by the strong.
Our allies have borne the brunt of
this conflict for nearly three years.
Just as the rape of Belgium brought
England into the war, so the murder
of peaceful non-combatants on the
high seas has forced us to take part
in the struggle. This is not England'S
war. 1t is the war of democracy and
civilization against tyranny of mi
htarism more barbarous and insup-
portable than anything heretofore re-
corded in history. Goths, Vandals,
Huns and Saracens swept over Eu-
rope in bygone ages, but they never
committed outrages that cried to
heaven for justice comparable with
those committed by the Germans in
Belgium and northern France and
upon American citizens peacefully
travelling the high seas.
Our entrance into this war has so
strengthened the cause of our allies
that Germany cannot possibly win.
How long the war will last is another
matter 1t may be that the great bat
tleTaging along the whole line from
Arras to Rheims will be conclusive.
But the leading military authorities
OF England and France make no pre-
dlction to that effect and are plan
ming for another year of war in which
American. troops will fight side by
side with France and England on the
fields of France.-New York Com
mercial.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
NOTICE

We, the undersigned merchants, a.
gree to close our places of business
each Wednesday at twelve o'clock
noon, from June LIST, to Sept 1st.
Smith & Potts,
7. l., Wallace Clothing Co.,
E. G. Gilbert & Co.
" A. Florence Dry Good Co.
7, ". Read, The Clothier.
The Fair,
Henry A. Ward,
Mcclure Ten Cent Co.,
H. Deraney,
S. Jabaley.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11

We are told that the prayer of the
righteous availeth much. We have
succored Belgium, we have wept for
France and been proud of England
In this hour we may we'll pray for
Russia. None but the most stiff
necked unbeliever can look on Russia
today and not confess in his heart
that a higher power than is known
of the institutions Of mankind has
taken a strong and mysterious. a
steadying hand there. For they are
the mystic people, the most generally
spiritual in their religion, the most
devoted to it. Russia's tablets NAV
be coming down from Sinai, and Rus
sla, responsive, bred to faith, attuned
to the mystic, to face even the cabin
doors to the mountain top, may feel
1t and know it, and so stands. from
Moscow every way to its farthest
oorderS-waiting; in that her ewes
have seen the coming of the glory
OF the Lord" while her soul is keen
ing the time her feet are marking.-
Macon Telegraph.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-11
Chinese Cabbage.

Growers of gardens are advised by
Hon. M. L. Youmans, author of the
Youman's text book law, to plant
Chinese cabbage and enjoy some
thing superfine in the way of cabbage
a new vegetable that appears to be a
composite of cabbage, lettuce, celery
and mustard. 1t natures in six
weeks and is ready for the table in
that period of time after planting.