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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
let rationale 9lfbolosforbuno.

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'7ecorabs Roiten" og andre Aoiier. piL
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rem 22Ns. 23oe % 24Se Suni 1911.
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iauSirrligois BIZ st rigboISigi Bro
aram meo 5aIer og Gang. Reoa.iSr
gaer har ri 5anb on oil blI bsr, Sors
mnuNer amr Sobniou .ommer. g..
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9uuS. G6ete,. 90 pi oerier al ie Noel
itsn gerge OF t~anbrnNe Here, 0Uis
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

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Nsleu.
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Iuo I'm 3Gpport % n. Ga9itaiiGt iaaIt
rHINer ior Hur5bcrstutuger. beoes peus
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rem. inu Bar Tan iuG oet med / Mars
~rn99or,eu III &sSt;. @Iem life BEN
he &Iamiuoglit.
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pcrc 8riier ior zen sooe % bstit
laltrrptNe gag. ri ARCHER for.
Spbr. Rorisnieu, Seir,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
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&c 1orcncoc Staters oiiicielle
@rsn S~tonbarbs an8aoenoc Spcpe
por ioitiattc % bleu al %Sanobrrlgs'
miniitercn oiicntliggiort Den Bite
Wsarts i SenboIo I'll Den Iutoritet
Iom "@rain Standards" 2opcn glper
ham. elsie StonbarDs ellcr %e'
itemmelier trGoer ifroit Tom iel8cr:
Stunooros ior bauro, roo Nlllter'
bpeoe, %"ipit," rsb S~irtcrbucoe, oil
minoelig bpib Speoe % "bpio Club"
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Sanooros Tor al anocn Sla9s Spe-
Sc, ale Slags &oarbpeoe lnobctdt.
tet, truocr ifrait ocn lite Iug. iprIt.
fommenoe.
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ifrait, frGpes bet, at De citerlcpcs,
naar Sueoe ubifibes ira eft Eunft |
De Sorcneoe Statcr % uobpoes til
iol9s enten her / 9anbet eller | ct on
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laocr Dog, at Spcoe fan ubifibes baa'
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llbIonoct iom 8rsn iolgt "bp lam.
pie" eller "bp tppe" % unoer bill
feniombelit @eifrirelic, Ser life er
folif eller p~ilblebenbe og life inoe'
boIber nogen al DC terms" Der
aiplber De oiiicielle 8ren Stono-
oros.
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b~erflasier:
alusie +. Saro Heo Spring. -
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%arietetcr al baaro reb @aarbpcoe,
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andre Spebciorter. Tioere er bennt
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Spring, Heo Sprine og &eo Sprin1
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@intcr, Ncb @olIa og Soft Heo.
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tcrbpeoc cllcr &narbpcoe, men ifal if
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life iltocholoc mere enc 10 Set. an
sen Sncbe.
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ter 0eIt / Ter 8raocr, Ser bcnGpnc:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

citcr Torbmocis aouiuuijou Ret q.
icune en- Eclcr1t 'ro I'm SorcntnG ci
iUruocu otu ere en- 'or brtrt 80 I'eo
ltmmcr EorculrPcu taller aGrsm3
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buuoci hgor EGll NJ &cltartl'e %
9icr al a1rsre6uii15errt 'CH aor1:.
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!cnmer. Ctri0r yuyo, Sc; -rre a.
Wi3tiq6eS al aJre m5o. Ire o.cuc 'or
Sc 8egrrieutar,cr. Sorcurge-lc itl-
eer. men for ale Gem Der Gar G1.
rlrssie FOR Den gag iom bet uat'oan..
qf6oIosiorburO Grbsioer Tor.
af6oISsiageu 6ur Fust irem mso
:. rbauierSe fart / Str isusre Eio o.
Ia / bet iioite Var iiPr. MEN oey
itrar Sesgprre suoHu mcgei ;l.ba3;.
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lct bort. Suo os life iarge o. ic!r
/ oet 5eIubeorae. al M er Rusor'''
Nsitu,ioucu ionlwet i1a I1ngt Iren',
a. ri mco gor lumIe Hrbe,NsmetoSt
M irrgl tan IrRle aurcue tuo o
Ia o5 an adrlig &Imo. @Isr 81 Oct.
%icrliier Saaeu. vi RED iud l%rNerI;l
ue.. az uj be5syer AZ ware pGa 80,
oc bruge tyamt I SU,eu meN cOc-
lo!ale Hi6olNsurbciNe; pi OsN ogiat,
al Der or cet !o,aIe Arbs,oe moeu ~
bolos6eougelieu. ION 6lr ilt &liii
reriet iGrug o9 iart Net frem 'dl
lanai. az Sc 'terre arriIer Bier Nor
al gri6e iat OF we're mce men '5tJ
Ter nm &c imaa 6iuI ! Rd'ineri;t.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

|e? 'Sus.
onoen
SrB.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-02-15

The Majestic, the range with a
reputation, at Reilly's-
Cafeteria dinner February II. See
window cards for particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Cox called at
the ]. B. Johnston home Sunday.
Just received full line Of robes
and horse blankets, the storm kind,
at Lockett's.
Chimney blocks, any size at NJ.
Gilbride's cement works, east Of
Fruit Association.
Mrs. S. C. Schooler Of Hagerman
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
J. B. Johnston Of this city.
Fish scraps, bIoodneal, ground
bone-everything necessary for the
hens. At Emmett Feed Mills.
w. B. Banks was in town Saturday
from his ranch at Banks. bill" says
if the state is divided, his ranch will
be in the new state and he is fernist
it.
Remember The Index does all kinds
Of job printing at reasonable prices
and the quality Of the work is equal
to the best, and the money received
for the same is all spent right here
in Emmett.
Ernest Noble, J. l. Niday and
Frank Green, driving in from CaId-
well in Frank Mobiles car Friday at
ternoon, had head-on collision with
Mr.. Mcconnell, prominent sheep
man Of Emmett, who was driving
small car near the Cole schoolhouse.
The Noble car was quite badly wreck
ed and the Mcconnell car had the
wind shield and radiator broken, the
broken glass cutting the hand Of z
Spaniard who was riding with Nc
Cornell. Green was thrown out on
his back but not injured. Mcconnell
acknowledged that ne had been 50
engrossed in his conversation as not
10 hear the warning Of the other car.
Statesman.
Saturday. March 10, vii be celebrat-
ed as National Orange Day In ac-
cordance with past practice. the In
ion Pacific System lines will recog-
nize the day by featuring orange
dishes and oranges on dining car
menus
Our Horace Baker Is not going 10
leave Us and move 10 Cascade 70 en-
gage in the bakery and confectionery
business, the following 10 the contrary
II. G. Baker. confectioner Of En-
NETT, has decided TO cast MS lot with
US and let the contract TO George
Womack for the construction Of a
bakery and confectionery. The build
ing viii be located on Main street and
VIII be ready for occupancy in about
six weeks. Cascades growth is be-
ing watched by many outside men and
it IS very probable numerous other
business concerns viii locate here with
the coming OF spring. In getting Mr..
Baker as q business man OF our town
We are securing man who is thor
1ughly honest, who is well versed in
MS trade and who has some OF the
pest business and social connections
In Mrs. Baker and daugh-
er our churches viii find loyal work
RS and We are sure that the citizens
# this community will find that the
Baker family is a valuable addition"
Expert repairing and prompt ser
ice at Lockett's harness shop.
Feed your hens Diamond egg food. I
hen gather up the eggs. For sale /
I Emmett Feed Mills.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-21
WAR MAY MEAN
u. s. Of WORLD
SPEAKER BELIEVES ENTRANCE
OF U. s. MAKES THIS
POSSIBLE.

Philadelphia. April 20-The grand
alliance" between the United States
and the democracies OF Europe
against autocratic aggression as prac-
ticed by Germany. gives rise to the
hope that the war will lead to a fed
GRAFTON of the world, in the opinion
of Walter Lippman, of New York.
associate editor of the New Repub
lie, expressed today in an address
on America s Relations to the World
Conflict before the American Acad
emy of Political and Social Science
Il know it sounds a little old fash
ioned to use that phrase, the FEEDER.
alton Of the World said MIR. Lipp.
mann. because we have used 1t SO
long in empty rhetoric. But no other
idea is big enough to, describe the al
lance. 1t is no longer an offensive
defensive military agreement among
diplomats. II is growing into a union
Of peoples determined to end forever
that intriguing. adventurous national
ism which has torn the world .or
three centuries
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-21
CELEBRATION OVER
ENTRY OF ]. s.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD IN
ST. pAuL's cATHERAL At
TENDED eY KING.

London, April 20.The British pee.
plp and Americans in England cele
brated Americas partnership In the
world war by religious service to-
day In St Paul's Cathedral, attend
ed by official he9fs OF the nation and
great congregation, including hun
dreds OF Americans and many prom
inent British men and women There
was great display OF American flags
in London and popular demonstra
ton by the crowds which surround.
ed the cathedral. The Stars and
Stripes flosted from the highest tow
ser Of the parliament buildings al
,Westminster which was the first time
a foreign flag was ever displayed Gil
that eminence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-21
Public is Welcome Any Time,
Declares Business Manager
j. P. Davenport.
AT 1880 THIS MORNING
Plant Will Compete One New
Vessel Every Two Weeks as
Result OF Installing Latest
Efficiency Methods.

why most certainly the public /.
welcome to come to our launchings
and also TO visit our plant any weel
day said Manager J. p. Davenport
of the Watkins Joyce Shipbuildina
company. in a reply to the inquiry
whether or not visitors might come
TO the launching of the latest barge
which Is scheduled to take place in
formally at 1880 O'Clock this morning.
The latest barge which will hit
the waves this morning is to he
named Kate Walker. She is in,
fourth or u bal ge series, all of them
being named hate. The other Kates
already afloat are, Kate Wilson. Kate
Mercy and Kate Best.
The launching will mark the begin
ming of such events fortnightly, ac'
cording to the rate OF developine
work on pending contracts, whicS
has been speeded up lately
Present at the launching besides
the general public will be w. r. Wat
kins, of Chicago, president of thu
company; Joseph Julier, the Men
York representative, and s. S. Wat
kins, general plant manager. Super
| vising the work of sliding the vessc
into the water will be the plants su
perintendent, r. s. Lawrence.
Extra American flags will deco
rate the plant on Bay street for tbs
occasion. although since COMPRESSION
al recognition Of state OF war, Old
Glory has been prominently display
ed there.
The New York office has disnafcli-
cd & tug for Brunswick which viii
tow the lSate Walker together witt
ths ka.s WIlsou. tho previouslp
launched v-asel, % New Yorl. Ciiy
for harb9r WORT there The, viii
be loaded for shs trip with railroad
crossties, this being iirst time Ties
have been consigned TO New York
from here in another consignment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-21
GET GHAUTAUQUA
FOR NEXT YEAR
WoMAN's CLUB SIGNS CONTRACT
GUARANTEE AND 4oc PLEDGES
ARE MADE sTRAIGHTWAY.

The Redpath Chautauqua engage.
ment for Brunswick this season came
to close with the playing OF the
Star Spangled Banner" in finale to
Creatore's band concerts of ,este-.
day. The contract during the day
for the coming of the Redpath Chau-
tauqrn here next year was ngned
with the Woman's club acting as
sponsors and pledging the guarantee
of selling at least 700 season tickets.
More than 400 such tickets are
pledged already to be purchased. The
pledges were made during the day by
parties attending the programs.
1T was better this year than ever"
declared. Mrs. j. p. Hign. president Of
the Civic League. ut seems the Red
path people do better every year and
they always do very good The la
dies Of the Civic League wish to e1
press their appreciation and thanks
to all who helped make the guaran-
teo 4 success and who are helping to
bring this wonderfully educative and
entertaining institution here again"
THE next meeting OF the Woman's
club is scheduled for the second
Wednesday in May, but call meet
ing will be held soma day next wecl
to arrange plans for the coming year
among which will be the having OF
clean up week the first week IL
May Committees will be appointed
FOR the new club to effect it's actual
organization. 49,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-21
Shautauqua Audiences Take
Enthusiastically to the
Fiery Musician.
BEST CLASSICS ARE PLAYED
Leader Has Done Much Toward
Educating American public's
Musical Taste in Higher Com-
position.

Giuseppe Creatore led his IAN BUS
italian band in concert of select
classical pieces before an audience
that packed the Redpath Chautauqua
tent to opacity last night, with scores
of men standing. Critics present who
have heard him many times before.
from the time he was discovered and
brought to America and made lead
er OF Claiming Ellery's band years
ago, declared that his band is better
than ever.
America is fortunate" remarked
one of them, in having number OF
high class bands. but Creatore's this
season plays the softest OF any I've
heard in many Il day. The predomi
nant brassy tone, so often found in
bands, is not an obnoxious feature
with Creatore.
When he first came to America,
the American public refused to accept
what they termed high brow STUFF
in public concerts, insisting on ~popu-
lar rag mostly. But this remarkable
leaders genius and perhaps eccentric
ity shown in his fiery conducting, ap-
pealed to the novelty loving public
and the period since has been the
period in which Creatore has educat-
ed the American masses to an appre
citation Of high class music outside
the select circle Of home entertain
ment. Each year he has given less
OF the popular selections and tSe
great classic operas and productions
adaptable TO band music have taken
. larger and aver larger part Of his
programs He hrs given tie penJ!a
WHIST they want and at The same time
has developed the Americsn taste 70.
nraic 30 YOU see that With all bis,
fire he mus: have cool head and
high ideals of the musical profession. :"
The band was on the afternoon
program also, though Signor Creatore
did not take part, as he reserves
his energies for the evening perform
ance only. High appreciation was
shown by the audiences OF both aft.
ernoon and evening who encored time
and again.
Many mothers brought their tins
tots with them during the afternoon
and these little ones seemed to en-
Joy the band even more than the
sedate elders, swaying and dancing
to the tunes.
Interspersing the orchestral mum
bers, Miss Ethel Harrington. Of New
York the famous soprano. sang, ac-
companied by the band. She, too
was encored time after time. The
very sweet quality Of her voice and
its strength caused much comment.
A frequently heard assertion Of pre-
vious days was also heard yesterday
to the effect that the price Of the
season ticket would hardly be extor-
tionate for the single performance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-21
SOLDIERS PLAY
AGAIN TODAY
SECOND BASEBALL GAME CALL.
ED BETWEEN GALATIANS
AND INFANTRY.

Another baseball game between the
Chathams and the picked team from
the infantry companies of Camp Jow
ett is scheduled for 8 O'Clock this
afternoon. The line up, will be ar
ranged shortly before the game. The
admission will be Is and 25 cents.
Recruiting effort of the soldiers
under Lieut.. Harwell is making daily
returns in the shape of enlistments
and applications. After being closed
for Il long time, the arnory was
opened again yesterday, where the
recruiting office has been established
and a good sized detail OF soldiers are
on hand, while other soldiers were
seen to be bringing in friends
throughout the day who have taken
fancy to service in the guards.
In the meanwhile, Company B, Of
Augusta, has detail on duty in the
home city, lenlisting for their ranks
Captain Jowett returned yesterday
from Augusta, having established the
recruiting work there.
The official entertainments, such as
picnics, seats at the ChautauQua and
so on, are not the only entertain
ment accorded the boys. Nearly ev-
cry single soldier has been the reci
pient of invitations to private home
functions in the city Most of them
have BEEN taken on automobile or
boat rides to the beautiful points OF
interest in Brunswick and neighbor-
ing islands and points. 1t is a com.
mon occurrence of late, say the sol
diers. to be given a ride to camp by
some sociable autoist. being picked
up while walking from down town,
and often such u 'lift" is followed
with an invitation for the real thing
in al aato Sightseeing trio.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-21
TRAIN WOMEN
FOR MAN JOBS
LARGE CORPORATIONS ALREADY
PREPARING FOR LATER
NEEDS or WARFARE.

Atlanta, april 20.-~Alresdy some
OF the largest corporations in Allan
Ia are training girls and women TO
ill the positions now held by men
OF military age. and the heads OF sew
ersl concerns have announced thut
the expect TO have very few able
bodied unmarried men from IS TO rs
In their employ when the United
States begins to raise its great army.
But the girls and women will not
take the places Of the men as per.
manent proposition, for Atlanta Goa
Germs. like other patriotic business
firms throughout the country. are
announcing that their male employees
who 30 into the service will find their
JOB waiting for them when they re.
turn home with honorable discharges
in thsir pockets.