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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
"Sofiooil! Win egen! iii er
forbrpnOt! Ma, bun osr!"

"Satfootll Wtin egen! I'll er
forbrGnOt! Ia, bun bsrl"
ellie GoiiooiI ifiloc So. Zen lille
arebIing itllloe life mere eoa ONT.
firing % ipnge paa lin egen forneie-
lige Waabc, % bun ifliIoe life mere
f%ornsie Samilien nleo ale fine imuo
f%onliife SrbiaIo % lit lpie Srmpr.
Sclc Nattcn iao Wplaop ueo bcn-
ocS Seng; Den bopntooige Games
Iniigt bar fortruffet al Mngit pg
SampittigbcOsltog, og bum beiet iia
ofte nco for al fpsIc Sc irnaa Spnoer,
Iom bdu0c reooet bcnoes 2ip.
9og9rp bar inbe, ga Simcn ilog.
Worgcnlolen iellOte lit gplone rene
ems mo giennem oct aablle Sinou.
6amiIien itoo Der taarelps, men /
grGnieleS Sors og bsrte paa Sc flor.
Ilgc Orb, iom fo1n ira i%taffars Sai.
fo0ils SG5er.
Senoes Sobe mcb Sc onlone Golfer
laa lR1tet inb til Wplabps @rpIt;
Den enc Saonb Ina / bcnbcs Sors og
Den anoen / benocS mooerIiae 81.
tiers Sanno.
Wten ingcn giorbe Wplabp 8lao-
len itribig.
"Sante", iogoe Saiiooil pInolcIig,
"ou rnaa fife Longer tGnfe paa Trf-
len min iom en- TorbanoeIi c."
Wplaops gniigt iarpcocs root al
Sfam, og bum bsieoe Zig oper Bar.
net og fpsieoe benOe ioenifabclig.
Barn, Barn! gr ser intet, ieg
fan giere for big?" ianreoe bun.
SCR IniIb mos Gapio og MiIo-
req, Sarte, - De er iaa glade /
%bueranore, og -" .
Sa, ia! Seq Ioper Big set. Or
Ser life 1loget anbet? Ma, ifpno
oig!"
Spas pnn Sar. ToS poa Sem
alleiamnen for min SfpIo,
Sante,"
Seq Iopcr bet!" iagoe MpIaop
b~eitioelig.
Barnet ~begpnbte iaa of blipe llro,
Zig, men iogoe iaa / Ell trpt Gone:
"@raoo life, Sante. MItiommen
er blet eoot bonoe for Dem o. for
mig"
Sut laa title libt. Soa iogoe
bun: "Sar, bu iagbe, at 8llo ifuIoe
tage bort Yllflen min. San bar pit
giort oct, Sar. Seq fienbcr life
pilot lUlngere, icr bu -"
Ie bploe SGber bep99eoe Tia life
mere.
ellie Goficbil bar gaaet i1o til
ben epige Spile.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
9ecernb nN Smesll.
TalSnc / &ri9en.
Sen 23oc 5cptcmbcr 1918.

Gre andre Gccorub Gutter, 81.
nino z. &anrc, @uD Ytoc oQ "a
@ecr&, cr iulonc unocr sc omcrifnn.
ifc troopers Trcmrpfrin1 / Gronfrl.
oc Den 26Oc ,ulIi. Gcttc cr set triitc
@lloifnb moOtaact / telegram ira
SriQ20cportcmcutct al SJUltuinNcr
ne her.
81 Beers IorUlorc bor mn / Sc.
bor &apioa. @lu 4ioc cr Sm Al
oi0e0c Ole Mfoc. % bans StcOmo.
Der, W}r5. Sigrio Moc, Dor pon Nic
chonic Strect her / @ncu. Giuiu0
Sanre cr en- @roNcr al Ole, ears
% liacob Norure, % ioru0cn oi5ic
o1 andre Scifcn0c citcrIaocr hnn iiN
fin oomIe Mo6er, iom / sc icucrc
Gor bar opboIot fig her. San por
fe0t / @oIorcS % nor onltrcnt -
NInr QommcI. Nau bophc pTrct /
Nrrcrifn / ii Nor "a belle GiOcn boct
her, in6tiI ban / &liIi iiior bpcrpcoc
fla ! Sprcn Tom ~iripiuia. Gn unNrc
@roNcr, CIoi @onre, b~ucrucNc iiQ
IiQcIcNcS iiior, % ii0it mou hcrtc ira
hnnt Ioo han inQ / ct NoIpitoI / Gu0
lonb. Cars Nomrc par / Sau6oQ5 /
S2iior 90 troi ser Climbs Saitnont,
Mr. Bach, ser MI ophoIocr fla her /
2orhct for al iorpinhc RCiuItotcruc
al @o@'pr0jituinQ / IcItcn, % Tom
fruhc iortUnr ON hans NrohcrS Teo
ZOO 9Grcu2 Ntorf Giuiuh Nnnrc od
@ln Nioc "a mtliQcno oQiao 80
@tcra bIcu bcororct I iomme "S6cI
hoIC~ ul0cr SIoQCt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
6tftig 0as % @eitenc.
st glab / Splflano fortpQcr

VI SlaO | SDltlal10 rortGllcr:
llnoer &ieriel meb Seltficffcncr
og Scpnetsmioler til be forreltc Still.
linger pco Irras fom en- Nat 6
fraitige SrGfbeite ino / fpere Gas
lfter.
Gllglrnoerne bapoc peo 2.Siorn
ont ASatten uoilpnget Ell itor M9tlg.
Dc @aSnrircr. Ceres npcitc Saftif
I S%aafantpen beitaar /, of be i fort
SiO f%orcentrcrer ct fort Mntal @os-
miner MOB ct "inepert Srontaflnit,
inet Be benptter eIeftriif Iffpring for
ocrpeO at opl1aa opcrraifcnoe Wtas.
lepirtntng. Wanoifabet peo Seitene
mcooeler, at oct % Seltcne paa Gil-
%bagepeier, ca, 2 SIM. bag 6ronten,
fluoieIig befanbt Jig / tutte Gas
finer, iom De ferit eiter ca. 10 Mt-
rllters Sorlpb fom no al. Saa
IGnge Seitene bar / @aien. iplltes
DC life i irrlig 0rao urolige. Sc
tilbagelagoc llben Sanifeligbeo 20
nocu ~ipn0erlig Sp9oomStesn &eiten
al Teiel = ca. S Sim. - til Spar
tcrerne.
Warifen foregif / langiom Gang.
art; isrit paa Den aueriioite Del al
Suren piite nogle al Seitene Spg.
~oomstegr, Observation-Disclosures,
Soite, Matbeo % itcrfe slnfaIo al
Speo.
Sem TO al Seiiene piloe tage Ssoe
til Jig, ba De fom / &uarter,
Sem elmer efter Ben tilfalote
SprlGges slnfomit opbe Ell al Sc.
itene uloer ipGre 9ioelier, % en-
blep ifuot, oa ben bite De famine
Segn paa Ell inlerteiillo Ssosfamp.
De A andre Seite bIep mere eIer
minore ipge, men fom Jig og fuuoe
is Sage eiter melbes til Sieneite
uoen iclere at piie Sesn til Suag.
beo / a~rIeonine al 6orsiftninsen.
Set bier iis, at Seite er lanst me.
re mooitanbsopstiee o%uerfor Gas.
iorgiftnins enb Wienneifer, ibet Se.
itene / 10 Ninuter bapoe i~uoaanbet
Ell @as, iom uleo @eitemtbeo uiIoe
babe or9bt ct Wemneife, Tom baooe
inbaanbet ben ct 9ar 8anse.
Sor Seite / fcrreite Clinic err Der
iremitillet en- @asmaife, meoens Ell
iaaSan life er ~nsbuenois for Seize,
J iaa aslDeuoes Iausere tiIbase bels
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
ScNrnuclic.

Som mco0cIt / iorri1c lhmer al
@looct oiQli Soucr (mculc ucN d.
Den BEN 19oe o2. Nc5rautlirn lore.
Git Senoog m0er itcr CelioQcIil.
Noitor Eorriiou iorrcttcNe i Nicm.
me-, airtcn "a ue0 @roptu. Nj
Smcngca talri8t Siclt ror ieIJenoc
uoeubn9 boeuoc tiIit0cc res Ncayaucl
len: Ole Auitm @corlc &obuion,
Sobn &obuion N}ra. &ohn ,&ucn,
4trs. Ole 81. Noucu, Cau ,<ocobior
90 0uItru, Sbcooor %yer2. allie ira
Slime Spriug, Wiinu., M}iis &llio
Sngbrct, Mrs. SocI %n9cbrct. Nn.
orep Npg9 % MuitrM ollie ira
Curing &aucn, @iuu., Mrs. 0etc,
gteis, Gberrp @ropc, Wiinn., ,&obr
@nGg mc0 Semitic ira GreSco, Ga.
girs. Ghriitiuo @oricn, Normom
gilnn., Mrs. @uit ~<ocobion "a Ser
ira Gresco. ga, MrS. @ernt Rpoc
fra SormonD. Wiuu., Wrs. Sohr
Socobion ira SeuooIuiQe. Soma
@en &oco6Ion % &uitm ira Sen
oalpiae, Soma, airs. |eter Sopel
og Ssn Sobu @opcp. Mrs. %pcriol
ole ira &iogepnn, Soma; 0eSubcl
Den nrrmeite Slegt / % omtrin,
Gecorab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Smaapluf.

Mr&. &. g. VrcuS rcijtc iool
iii @uron. Mimr., Tor at bcieQc iii
Sen, 8aitor :. e. 81 Ercu5 oQ Io
mile.
Nlr2. Gotten 9m0erion hol
ficbt Grnuf Nouccfa Nu@ poo Col
Nutcr Strect % piI tiIiInttc set mc>
set ieritc.
- 8. : @omcn opcrprrcr oennC
llac llbitilinaCn / Ga Crosse, hpo,
ban uoitiQcr ct Norti 9G6Icr, opIci
poo hans 6nrm / NUrbc0cn al g.
curuh.
@oIttr Smcnicn bar pprct her
poa uoQlc Cages @eieN hos fine Ior.
UIorc, Or. % NtrS. Q Smcnicn.
&boN rciitc han ill GoQ2>pcn q. %,
fpto, buor ban cr SfoIeiupcrintcn.
6cnt.
- Nroic3ior Spcrr, ser oet iioltc
Gnr& Gio bar ituocrct Tor Wooiitcr.
Qroocn pco ,%opu lluipcrlitct, fonl
iioitc Hoe hrrtiI Ior after at optoac
lin STrcrNicrninQ pco &lltbcr Sol
leQc.
Or. % Mrs. 81. %. gimme
polO miitc6c bc0 Te6en Sen t76c
September lin 81. Nlor oornIc Sat
Ter Gliie Glori2ia. @cQroncIieu inuot
Stco ira NoIhinqton Nrorie airfe
(oraoog. Toitor q. aorcn miorret
tc0c.
@fr. GA Mr3. 1rco SoIic fra
Miml, fom bcrtiI SenonN
tillncntcb lin Sen RuOoIpb, Tom ifol
bcQnnbc iom Glen % MeoIcm al
Stllocnt g. Z 6, pco 2uthcr Goac.
&C. &c mttcoc oNioo 9InIconiuNcn
til at o'IUNOc en- &jiit hos "Iccorob
Foltcn". &c rci'tc hIcm ilicn i6nG.
". &. Slbrinq al &ontrofter
6irmnct Suhrinn & So. / Wiirnco
polls. Iom u0terrr NnQnirn4orbcioct
Tor Nbnm9 Sccn SO. % q. s..
N0nm9, nar Ell 5llr til Mtinncopolia
'orrilc llAc ior al iC opcr Woifincri
ll0ltnr, Der trrnQe3 til NnlUNQct
her, Scc0 Hompuuici ncutcr. noor
Oct laor oltrlq irrbiQ, at inu SET
met moNcrna Gtabli3icnncnt / lit
SlnN> ucitcuior Chicago. Gets Sea
nil bliuc ODER en- $crnbonc
po~NnloNniuN SUb pnt Gnaru.
Noitor 2, Is. &oronhI prpoifcr
/ Eontoppihon WcniQhco@ Nirfc
SouooN Sen 29oc Scpt. aI. # Gor
mioooQ. Ger nil citcrpoo bli oihol0t
Ct N}o0c til SorhouoIing ON aaI
Belle al mn SiUIcirrQer iitcoctior 80
ltor &ocob Ticl0c. ser cr iroiluttct
Get nil pare cuifclidt. ON
QicniNbcbcn / Woufou ien0tc Ell &c
jclution iii octtc MinNc, Tom / Sens
StcN o1 &ntcrc@ic bop0c WhnNiN
he's I'll at 6cItogc / Iorbon0Iinocrnc
"a mlIiNc Nc%ilutninlcr, iom unocr
moutic iottc3 o~ul0ocubc set
&aIh - Y. g Y.
- Groic5ior DIR. 2. e. Nlpi2urcr
boIOt / iioitc NPpoc al Snmraiprcuin
1cn hos Eroie2ior "a AIRS. Oscar g.
TrcboQ 9Iitcu ct opcrmooNc
iutcrc%iaut oQ opInlcuoc TorcOro0
opcr line Grlorinlcr mlocr NphoIOct
ocN Sort Shcrioou. ,til., / Sommcr.
DR.. 9lui2otcr reprrIcutcrcoc 9ltthcr
GollcQc@ Eofultct res set MtiIitUr
iom blcu Qiuct Ser ior nor
&n'truttprcr / NijlitUrourIicr
oco &c ioriticIliQc Colleges % llni
ptrlitctcr San iortnItc ON 2iuct i
EOcjIo2lcircn ca ON Sc Iorificaidc
Gina iom nlon muottc lore ser. Ter
rar go0 NcbnuoIiul. upaafIa0cIia
.gltoo'tcl % mc0ct at Qirrc. SucIicr
I GrltrinG, SfnttcrNrap@crcrcitS %
mCqct on0ct blcu u0irrIid b%eifrerct.
Norcoradet, Der poohertc5 mes tor
Cpmcrtiomhcb, Qnu CT Icpcnoc ,Suo-
bIit / Hrbcibct % NorhoI0crc / en-
moocrnc ScltIcir. SorcbrooShol0c
rem r0putc 10 9lrtbcr Goacac Mrno.
ION MI cr Siiiccrcr pcb Sort Sbcri
oou, ncmliQ Aoutcin 1inoabI oo
SGltllaut s. =. 0iomc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
OY Nmbasiaoor.

Woibington Sen 1Sbe Sept. Sohn
W. Sauis ira %cit %irginia, Der for
then inocbar Stiaingen iom Sor.
StaterS iuribiif 8enerolfonIillent, err
al YrGiiocnt @ilion ubicet til @ul-
fer $. &oges Gitermanb iom omcri-
farif ~Imbaaiooer til Storbritanicn.
Gen me Nmbasiabsr or Blot As
Iar g%annlcl % febt / Glarfsbura,
". Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
RriSsfanoer / Iviflane.

NoihinNton ocu II Scpt. @Ionbt
Ne omcritonifc SoINatcr. Tom err IA.
oct tIIionNc al Spifernc. % buiS 90.
holoslteo Der set cr lpffebcS at fao
reoc eaa. or elmer NJ. SorSbcim ira
8bomp'on. Soma % hilbert SoIuor.
ION ira Glain, Soma. &c boIScs
larane ! 6ongcleiren i Hrrbcoen al
Strafoue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

~"S JUL 1egfe, lonn plH Dui'
thnoe ie, benbes Zine, ION / 5iocns
Sco bar blet matte at at IN peo Gam.
pelps % Of @raao "0ine uioun-
oerllge, imiIcnbe bIaa Zinc. Seq
ler dig %ianocIis iaa tpSeIig, iom Oh
lelp fon ie Dig / SpeiIet."
Sum ltlrreoe inc / oet biuige
Speilglas og penbte iig oerpaa bur.
ZIG bort.
Seq peo at on life uiI ppffe no.
gen 6orbaabninger / Mig, Spbiue;
nen naar leg tpitfcr paa, at Der er
IN Wuligbeo for - at icg fanite
fnn ie igjen ON ct Gar llgerl =
goaren % bigl"
"Wtcn 9(rtbur -" bcn0e5 Stem.
me rpitcbe - "bu eIlfcr mig Dog
life bare foroi icg er paffer?"
GIN lille Nar! Sporior Tiger on
Oct bclianoi9 / Ell laa bcbreioenoe
Gone? Mcn = nogct ian0t er Oct
rigtlgnof / oct. Seq fnlrOc life teen.
te mig Dig llbcn DIT gIinien0e Saar,
e;ne ltraalenbe Zine % oine fiGre
bpioe STroer. Iii fan goOt bdble
RIG Ior oct, buiS on pil, men - on
tlloe mi engang life pGre Dig, bpi5
OIL life bar paffer!"
Snn tang. San bapoe 9ict. &por.
Ter bapoe bun olbrig tGtft paa BET
tr? Sfienhco bar hans alt; ban
i%orlangtc Sfienbeo / Nnturen %
&nrItcn og'aa hos MenncIfcne. gilt
hpSlig, uianct, %aIblonlitret frnitoOte
tnm.
90 boiS ban III fonife fom til at
&c - bporleoes ifuloe bult "a filnne
lenare ham for SfuiicIier? &TreI-
LET piIOe troos al Wsie meb at for.
'fisnne oct lteble forbIi marft og
ntoiclia 90 benoe IClU fltnoe life
Den ~ltprite &iGrligbeo iorpngel
s ale oisie triite 9lar baube ban
"a bel list cfter libt nlnattet pelllle
ila til 6orgiGngcligbe0cn pcb en'
bier Sfienbco. Wel nei, BET bar
fife SiliGloct meo ham. Gig lom
ban iibite Sang bapoe ieet benoc, /
benoes friife llngoommcligbeb, bill
&c ban fiiloe beroe igjcn. 6uuo pil-
&c ban il, nanr ban Iua benoe iaa
Iornnbrct?
&urloe ban ga elife benoe Iom
hcngnltg Ia, ban piloe nof pioe at
lfiltle line 6slelicrl Men &iGrlig-
bcbcn ira isr pilbe pore foriuunnet.
Gn nsotpmgen ggtclie for benoe
- set pilbe bli Gritotningcn!
Sun frpaet grepct Iammen, set
9rep iom maattc bringe oenne
Smcrtc ouer benbe.
"Snbinc" - ban LAP benoea
Snarb, men bare for at ilaa Mrmen
ON henoc og trrffc benoe iib til Jig.
"SpbiQc - bpub er iucien meo Big?
Seq merfcr pun big, at Scr er nogct
Inn trpffcr big. Sbab er bct?"
&un lGlltc iig op til ham. Sum
fIpnpct en- tnoro Scamp mes iig
Itlp.
Nnr clifet hcnbe, han tilbao bcn-
&c. Sfient blind iaa bart; noar boll
blcn IecilOe uilOc hans Cine for be-
pare Iuffct for Ocn Sfien-
beo, ban ltll lepcbe /.
"Snbi1e, hpao cr ipeicn nleo olg2
Men pent libt - icg 9iGttcr oct:
Or. TranfS @rep er fommet!"
"sa."
"Nan - hnoo = tiger bnn?"
Sim pmflanlrct bnlm benlig, Ionl
blin olloc be ham ONT Sllgipelle.
"San Tiger - fiere - at bll =
foar Spnet ieien!"
Grcpct ioI0t ira benoe og ino /
Samiuilocn. hpiS Slarnmcr lang
iCntt fortTrte oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Sperqsmaal ON Yosunrt.

Ten me eop auaaaenbs anisaniuo ON
We leitnaotlle. 11ebbriugsIie al gaaoaa..
Old. tluios Nopu 90 abresie paa be Verion,r
Nr ! sanost. Der har Wpnbiab.e at ubiebe
,ammt, e. uotommst | irptt Sormular GA
Ian e~rholees init peb at i,ripe iii Seonpiuas9
pan aTsrioau eipies soutor, III 30.
Dearborn Ct. Gbieaso, ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

foroi @aIen Der pil bape tabt oet
r9rIte al lin ifaoeIise SnbfpoeI;c,
CO bells iorOi Seite iom anisrt piler
~betpOelig WoOitanOsfrait MOB 8a.
Iens Sirfnineer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

"a "5be @ar Snbmitries Sparb"
f%orlaneer, at ale Mbomnenter, Iom er
mere eno tire Waaneber tilagters
meb aontinaentcm, itrpses at aiiten,
CT bet MT mastpaalissemSe, at bisis
Mbonnenter imoienber lin Tornpel'
ietpptipgept uan pvbsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

StrGooer Spar 0ongic % ia.
mile, Der | ilcre 9lor bar boet
@anfon, err iluttct tilboec til Geco.
rob, Wfr, Snugie arbcioer III for
SfrGooerneiter Carl 9agei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Sbomas Saliter:
Worsen % Mftemamoaqt

gu SpbpgseIiesbos til sooe, reoe.
Iise arIitnes SpbpsseIie. Suf oa
Sanse tiuisemeo iiungenbe anbaater
oper uouaIgte gibeIipros. %eIooien
err ansipet for bier Gang. Gu aiboIot
oa bilis Snsanoagtsbcs. SnbeboI.
Der 122 Sioer. soot inobunbct. Yris
SOC ener iom TrGmiebos mes $50.
item" ct Iar for fun $1.70.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
nacns Wcir.

SC 6orcncoc StotcrS %cirbnrcm'
mcooclcr foleci0e ON &circt I Slos'
runinrct 23oe-2Soc September;
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Fair. although some prospects OF
showers by Monday in extreme upper
Mississippi Valley; nearly normal
temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

~ A*NN AAN lIAttt OlIICIli
heb, Saittc %~eIinoo," iagbc ieg. $50
Oct cr @no, lom bar ifabt mig, o.
6ar tiger, at bpiS iee bare err tail.
moSig, iaa tar @l,o fanifc GuffeIer
pGf."
Wfco ell Sfuloertrrfnina pcrbte
Sante Jig burtig ira mig % forn ser.
PED I'll at ripe nco ct al 9picne poo
S~oiletboroet. Spict falot neb poo
benoe$ MitSIinfiole. % ct liebIit
eiter LOG Ell iIorso Cue op ioran mio
o9 blTnoet mig; leg iaa min Softer
% Tigen fare ifrigeltSe oiitcb, oo
ON ben ltotelige MpIaop ilog Slam.
mcrne bit / @eiret.
"aalt Dig nebl Salt bia neol"
raobte leg, % "a bun life eioroe set
req leg bcnoe meo al min Iagt oper,
enSe, lit al mig min parnle llIofaabe
% faltcoe Den oper benoc, buorpao
leg iom ct gait Wenneife presieoe %
banfeoe benoe meb aaaben for al
fpTle Garmer.
@eo ianmenbiote SanSer for al
holoe mig ira at ifrise al Smerte
blep req oeS iuotiI Oct bespnote a,
rinae iaa unSerIis Tor mine Gren. oa
ies fieuote mig iaa tr9t.
Ter iprans nosen / SraSpen. Oa-
pio oa gar ION iiormcnoe. Seq
fienote, at nosen Isiteoe mig, oa
t&4Qreaa Steuule iaaae:
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-11-01
JAMES w. DOOTSON

You will find on your ticket the
name of James w. Dootson, who is
a candidate for the office of JUS
tice of the Peace on the Democratic
ticket.
Those who know Mr.. Dootson in
timately, know that his foremost
political maxim is "The Greatest
Good for the Greatest Number" d"
This maxim necessarily embraces the
welfare of the community at large
and necessarily includes a belief and
deep interest in all problems that
pertain to the welfare of labor and
the bettering of labor conditions, in
asmuch as labor always constitutes
a very large percentage of this
greatest number.
You can make no mistake in vot-
ing for Mr.. Dootson, but on the con-
trary will have in him a very capa-
BILE, energetic and estimable public
official. He has been endorsed by
the State Federation of Labor, State
Grange and the Everett Labor Coun-
Gil and Local Unions.-Paid Adv.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-11-01
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LOWER TAXES!


To win the war buy Liberty Bonds,
donate to the Red Cross and War
Work funds. Do you know you
could buy more Liberty Bonds, do
nate more to the Red Cross and War
Work funds if you didn't have to
pay so much taxes for the support
of local tax consumers? 1t is hard
to buy Liberty Bonds when you are
broke paying taxes. Are you un-
sophisticated enough to think taxes
will ever be less if you re-elect the
same old gang that is responsible
for the present confiscatory rate of
taxation? What is most needed,
next to winning the war, is lower
tax rate in this community. Charles
S. Smout is pledged to lower tax
rate. Elect him County Commits
sioner and he will make good. He
has made good at everything he
tackled so far. Try him on this
If you want to pay less taxes.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-11-01
MANNING FAVORS
EQUAL PAY FOR MEN
AND WOMEN TEACHERS

From a committee of Seattle
school teachers Chas. f. Manning
received letter this week inquiring
where he stood on a measure pro-
posed to give women teachers equal
pay with male teachers. He re-
piled:
"Your letter of 22nd at hand and
in reply will state / am heartily in
accord with your proposed measure
and should | be a winner in my
race for the legislature, you can rest
assured l will do everything in my
power to see that your bill is sue
cessful."
He Also FavOrs
vocational schools for manned SOL
diers returning from the war.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-11-01
HE THANKS THE
TRADES UNIONS
To the Members of Everett Labo

To the Members of Everett Labor
Unions
Approaching the honor conferred
upon me by the labor unions en-
dorsement of my candidacy for JUS
tice of the Peace | wish to take this
opportunity to thank them for this
expression of confidence. | might
say that during the present term
not yet ended, there has come be-
fore me something more than 500
cases, both criminal and civil, all
of which l have tried to handle with
justice and equity to all concerned
and have never hesitated to brush
aside legal technicalities that hin
dered the doing of substantial JUS
tice. Inasmuch as few if any ap-
peals have been taken from my
judgments it would indicate to the
reasoning observer that the parties
have felt justice was meted out.
Whenever requests have been made
l have gladly held court in the eve
ming as is the practice in larger
cities, thereby saving to the wage
Garner needless loss of time.
Let me assure you that if re-
elected next Tuesday l shall continue
my policy of "Fair Shake for All"
which l well know is all labor asks.
NOAH SHAKESPEARE.
Nominee for Justice of
the Peace.
Dated October 80, 1918.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-11-01
AN UNIVERSAL
EIGHT-HOUR DAY

Comes the story from Washington
that President Wilson will soon de-
clare an universal eight-hour day
in United States industries, being
urged to do so by his advisers,
among them the National War La
Dor Board
The President is said to have hoped
that American employers would man
ifest enough patriotism at home to
institute the shorter working day
without waiting for the government
literally to force them to the step.
Instead of doing so, however, some
of the most powerful groups of en-
ployers have sought to defeat and
set aside the rulings of the War
Labor Board on this point
Behind this idea is the dawning
realization that a days wages is
never "fixed" until it is spent; that
s. or $40 day means absolutely
nothing, unless the price of bread.
boots and rent can be made to
stand still long enough to be mea-
sured alongside of workman's in
come.
If the President does make such
a declaration it will go a long way
toward establishing permanent in
dustrial peace.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-11-01
WEAR A MASK IN OR
OUT OF SEATTLE

Washington State Board of Health,
$50 Henry Building, Seattle, Wash.
October 80, 1918.
To the newspapers: Please publish
the following for the information
of your subscribers:
All persons in the City of Seattle
entering any store, street car, or
elevator, or on any boat running
into Seattle must wear mask.
Many people are coming to Seattle
not provided with masks. The Red
Cross is unable to supply the de-
mand. Therefore, everyone coming
to Seattle must be provided with
his or her own mask or take the
consequence of not being permitted
to enter street car, store, elevator
or boat. AS a matter of fact every
one should wear a mask whether
he is in Seattle or out.
T. d. FUTILE,
Commissioner of Health.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-11-01
SHIPYARD MEN
MEN GET A RAISE

The War Industries Board has
finally handed down it's new wage
schedule.
The average increase for the At
lantic and Gulf Coasts and the
Great Lakes is Is per cent and for
the Pacific Coast it is 20 per cent,
one-half of which is already in eff
feet, having been granted by the
employers in December, 1917.
The board promises to grant fur
ther increases every six months if
warranted by the increased cost of
living.
No changes in existing piece work
rates have yet been announced. Un-
less authorized by the board, the
shipyards are forbidden to extend
the premium, bonus and contract
systems at present in effect.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-11-01
LLOYD L. BLACK
HAS MADE GOOD

Five hundred and sixty-six sentenced, guilty.
Thirty-four acquitted.
Twenty -four drug stores licensed to sell ntoxicants
in operation when he took office nine in operation at
present.
Physicians formerly issued prescriptions without
limit He secured agreement from the physicians to
limit them to Is per month
He is on leave of absense without pay WITH FULL
POWER TO NAME HIS DEPUTIES. His present office
force are in full sympathy with his policy. They are
JOHN SANDlDGE,, man of mature years and long
legal experience formerly County Court Commissioner and
Spanish War Veteran assisted by JESSE H.>DAVIS
an able trial lawyer for five years City Attorney of
Everett, with remarkable success in that office.
1t will not be claimed by any intelligent person that
his opponent better lawyer than either of these assist
ants The office will be well taken of in Lloyd L.
Blacks absence and looks that he will be home in
the early spring
His friends say that all patriotic firms and munich
pates have pledged that their employees going war
shall have their old positions back when they back
Lloyd L. Black believes the voters of Snohomish
County will be as fair to him ordinary employers of
labor are to their employees He will appreciate this
honor and pledges that his office will continue his policy
efficiently. paid ADVERTISEMENT