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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
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ier bar bcgunot al beifiritlgc ~
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NiuI / 6innarten.
Sen itnifc Maccs @icnlIuno grTnler
jo floN$ optlI Hor8ea noroll8e
2ouoaoelc. % ocr politiitc lloplt'
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tet ia i set icncre. fan let trntea at
rifle mcoipre &auifeli9bcocr ! DC
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at Ginmarfcn5 &nicresier, % GA
flor lloItrrfninq oginn apGnernea
"a 2appernes, life bar ppret @len.
itono Tor oen Cpmertlombco ira
rorife Observation-Disclosures Sioc, lonl
bra % mnitelig fun0e pprc. 9lanot
apGueruc er Ser ogiaa a0ifIlig
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rGrct ABORT pon ot i~ornorite Dem og
qraOpi3 al fortrpnge oerea Sprog /
Sfole oa &irfe. Otter booo Sognc.
preit :. u. @cronfu, ser Ielp ey Al
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c9cntlig lite noget lmo0 at bli lor'
norlfct % BIZ 9toromUno; men, il
Qcr bau BET mua lie uocn Soon9,
cler9 pil SoruorituinQen blonot Dem
itnuic. "Gortloen er oc uoritc Ntuu.
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fpGnife Spro0, prpget al pllgitelif
Smanliabe6". GrcmpeluiS nUpnel
ban, at set er poobuot pes 2op al
prpfe poo 9oppiif til apGncrne
itisnt sc life ollie ioritaqr bettl
Sproq. SeIn fan hon tale &uUuif.
NE ioor life Sou iii at bruce oct
req @u6Sticnciterne. MpnoiQbeocr.
mes Rolitif cr fgrit at IoppiIicerc
GpGncrne, Iioen al Niere Noromruo
al oent, men &oppiijccringcn or,
cites Sngnrpreltcus Nfrning, cn2bl.
tnoen0e mco al "trUffc Dem nC0a0
moo 9taturtiI'tonocr" Gaioa icnl
6i9lpcIprog oco SfoIcruc boIoer
III SpTnif poo at bIi iortrrugt, ~
Inicr han "0c fpGnite @arn ifaI
lore iremmeoc Sprog peo NiGIp al
ct unoet frcmmeo Sprol."
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oeIer / Ell 2IrtifeI, al iiolgc Self,
tUIin9cn I 1910 cr set bare ct Ser.
ieoc t Nor9c, hpor auuncrnc cr
{ 6IcrtnI nemIia 9}oromaronocr.
auor aorrcruy uoaicr rel 30 vlt.
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%o1.a oor HcUncrne to.illre
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m'ut a. sGt a. 2'0ens &cioltuino
&oppern' oooH'c Noocamo@icn O
%e'-Itnua8tH : l.I1uoc Nerrcotr
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@e'o.tnln1 oar pco 'oitc Go.t,trI
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

Zen 'to1te Xroptart lpt,es.
Cen 2tbe Iuguit Ipiite vi Dor
iiSite Grooiant. Oct bleu M &egn
% Milopeir % Glpene ipllmeSe op.
&c raafoIoe &ptter pirfeoe uomat.
tenbe % Sunocfiabet GAP ingcn
arGiter. Zen 24oe Iueilit naaeoc
III Sneuartlano. Sanme Sag lpi-
tic hi Dor iioite &uno. men ga Iiaac
ifico ) Sorer. % Ser par Hensopr-
ipor, baabebe Ri, at hi bar rcooet.
"a Dor %en Or. @ulifs arGi.cr
oar iierft aitagnc beilutteoc ri. at
Iiago % ieg ifl,loe gau iii Gtab %
tcntc Sirlp, mebcns Sc andre iful.
Sc saa Ianalomlt iremouer, iSct ri
orcp Saat iuotil hi traf hinanSen
res en- itor Sis, Iom Gifimoerne
fjenbte.
siaeo % ies tog aiiteo ben 25oe
gneuli. 81 ri par fommct $50
sam. irem, traf hi en- &eniGeer. Tom
hialp oS; Sen 30te Miguit maebc ri
Gtab % siebliffclis ~aiIcnbtes 6
Sirlpcilroer mcS rieeIig Yrcuiant.
Scsprrre fom SiGlpen for Tent til
al reSSc @uIfi, Si naneoe gtah
bogitapeIig taIt meb bore aler iiolie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

Weu at 2apperuc bar pPret DC plo'
tie S~nbbpggere De ileite al 6ioroene,
set lnao alliees for miiffert, % for
~SnoIon0ctS Ieofommenoe pil ingen
ial0c paa at irafienoe Snpperne
Vrioritctst. apGncrne er pailoret
iro / en- iorboloSpi8 len Sib, peo
Ncgpnoelien al set 1Soe Iarbun.
oreoe % ienere.
Sopper % apGner itaor binanocn
Qnnite rpr / iprOsIi9 SeniccnOe.
Cm 6oIftiIagcne IeIp or iaa npr
5eilcgtet Iom Spro9ene er oerinroo
tuiliomi. Der CT iaa itor SORTED
nlellen DC 10 Upper, boabe boao Sc.
9em2bpgnina % ANDRE pore Noce'
mertcr nngaar, % Tor Soltetarotte
rera Nc0fommetoe, at man bar oil'
lct anita Dem ior HeprpIentnnter
for 70 op~rinoclig belt for'fieaige
GoIfcraccr. 5 ioa 6olo maattc Gap
pcruc2 6oriG6re en- Sang ! 3ioen
hn ontat oct Spro9, iom tnlteS al
&upueruc5 6oriu0re, cher ct meo
oi2ic nTrbeilegtct 6olfeiGro. 8or'
lcitcu er 2oppcrne / 5inmarfen MI
iou rent opblnnoet nleo De on0re
9tutionoIitcter, at man Iieloen ier
Sen rene 2apprtppe."
Om apGnerne %ifriper FroicSior
9ticlieu, at DC iorctrGtfer gierne at
flllnIpe Jig lammen pan enfelte Ste.
ser, hpor ser ga blir belle fppnife
@rTnber. auGnerne er anIet for at
pprc upperlige N~rbeio5iolf, ibProi9e
"a uiortrsone, opgtigc buaoe paa
Sisal og &anOiorocn. S 6inmar.
tena Suititsioger ipiuer appnerne
en- uiorpoIosmP2iig itor Houe, men
set er riatianof Tor Ell itor Gel 6olf,
'om nplig er fonmct bio Ill Cant
Oct % enonl taulte life bar llaoet
iig ioit ncb C"NrfcfpGuerO. Zen
Glore Misunderstanding er gicnnem
gooen0c lopln0ige 6olf, Tom letter
%riS pnu at uTrc norife llnoerIoat.
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% fonite bar ponitclig for at lore
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&c aoGniamilier, lom bar boet Der
I: @onoct / aNitjuige Nortier, men
aIIigeocl life er lott ira lit uuoer-
iantIige 6orboIb til 8inlonb."
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%fcSior NiIien bI. a.:
Ser tales % ~ifripeS iao meget
ON 6inmarfcuS SornorifuinQ, oq
neutrality-suspicious. bar ppret
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6inmnrten n blet iornorifct, nloo
set mcrfe9 poo ale Cmronoer, at
oct cr Ell Gel al Norgc2 2onO."
NroicSioren peger ocrnUit pon
hOQrle0c@ Tinmorfcn llgqcr tllbagc
mto Ncnipn til aommmifation2r,
>otalrptcr % Observation-Disclosures.
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lierea noqct Tor al ina Ell Gnoc poo
otu Nio3ic Eatiig0om, iom mi 1ri'
ucr o2 imeoe blonot 6inmarfcn3
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ce2ijpc Goruorituin1 bill pprc Sen
o~ucrbcoite Stpttc for set oircftc Ir.
bci0t voo @eioIfninQen$ 6ornorif
ming Gornor'tct fnn Sen ireumeOe
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it M}lr@mool, oQioo eiier al ba Ill
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ptt trUpc5, al SEN CT norifiin.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12
Kansas City Kveemsrked.
Sioux City Kvegmarked.
Omaha Kveemarked

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So. and feeders. 7.00-12. so
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

ENrrErD As sEoeSn CLASS NArrrR JUNf l5rH 1908 At
I'm Posi- Orr1cE a DEBORAH, IOWA. uNpEE rlW ACT
o. CoNaRrs~ or M,HNI3. 1897
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-12

Cen bpbmiifc Sberit &looimer
Nurban er fomnnet iii Sofio ira TIa,
oionitof, on ban bar forelagt set ia.
poltife Observation-Disclosures % &c
oIllereoc 2egotioner / Sofio en- Reoe.
aierelie, bpori set blanot anoet bcoer
Bore Sroppcr optrrocr i Rus,
louo iiclae Srbrc ira Set c5effo IIopa.
fife Nntlonalrono, % beune Srbr(
fan finn iorouore9 al Vroi. I. Is
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Mcolemmer al Roaoct. Srorcn gaal
no pao transport al pore Sroppe,
ira HuSlano Ill Tel,ironteu.
Zen cSeffiitc Irme beitoar al Sri
oiuige. bpi@ Nioal cr al fiGmpe MOI
Spltlanb % Eiterrig, al beiri oct I'm
bertrnttc @sbmen og oprette Ell iri
lelpltpnoia Stat. Ti snifcr "irenior
alt al ioa gnIconing til at optr9ot
oaa @citironten % piic, bpao D
fiGmper Tor"
Slis pcoblir Sinsene / Hlislano a
little uiianiellg iom @iueocrne / G
aaleiboltop.
Sor 6uloilpnbi9beos StpIo bsr y
fanlte ogioa icie til. al Der DC iioit,
Soae or oprcttet TO me HcpubIitcr
Nororuslonb. bporoi ocn enc bar G
slapn iaa orient % pranet. at &c
life fan nptte at itripe oct, meominor
man bar'ipGrt goo Sib.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18
On County Records
Warranty Deeds.

T. Curtis Batten and wife to
Henry H. kuehl East z lot 9, blk.
+, South Moline in Moline 81.
EImore H. Stafford and wife to
George SIuth and wife. Lots 25&
2G, blk. >, Silvis. $4,000.
Albert Kane and Ada 5. Kane
To- William c. Bohnsack. Lot 6,
BIZ z,~Blackmau- 5 add, Moline. ST.
Harold A Weld and wife 10 Cal
win Sisco. Lot 6. Thomas z. Shines
sub. div. Of part Of outlot I, John
Stapp's add. Rock Island $500
Hiram S Cable and wife to
George 3. DeisenrOth. Lot 6, Case
park add, Rock Island. 81.
Emil Wikstrand and wife to
Anna R. Williams. Lot s, blk. 2,
ROsslyn add. Moline. S1,050.
Emma 6. NcKeever and husband
to Brissman & Co. Part lots 5&6
blk. ;. Fairmount add. Moline. 81
Claire Sewer and husband tc
Robert g. ShallbeTg. Lot 3, L. H
Rasmussen's LIST add, East Moline
s.
Henry c. and Amy / Meyer tc
John r. and Jessie F. Bishop
Tract in sec. 33-16-5w. $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18
BUSINESS ONLY
TO TAKE PLACE
IN CONVENTION
Eliminate Two Days From Usual
Program OF State Council
Of Illinois Session.
TAXES PLACE HERE MAY IA
Donate Money Saved 10 Knights oi
Columbus War Camp Fund
Is the Plan.

Realizing that the usual pleas
ures should be dropped during the
period OF war, the local knights of
Columbus have notified the various
state councils that the annual con-
vention which is to be held in Rock
Island May IA will be a session of
strictly business.
Notices have been mailed to all
councils TO the effect that the con-
veutiou viii take place for one day
only, In previous years a three
day session has been held during
which time amusement and bust
ness was intermingled.
Fully $50 delegates are expected
10 attend. Besides this number
there viii he other visitors here.
Ii was planned during the year u
have those who attend the conven-
lion visit the various places of in
Ierest including The munitions fac
tories.
The convention headquarters will
he in the Harper house. All meet
1uEs are TO be held at the local
councils club rooms at the corner
of Third avenue and Nineteenth
street.
Brief Program.
The following program will take
place during the one-day session:
7.45-Solemn high mass at the
s.. JOseph's church, sermon BY
Dean J. J. Quinn.
S,20-Business session opens al
X. OF C. hall.
Il is estimated that the daily cos
of the convention will amount Il
about two thousand dollars a day
By eliminating the three-day SEES
sion $4,000 will be saved. This, i
was announced today. will be turn
I'd into the X. Of G. war camI
"Ind.
Grand Knight J. NJ. WEIGH anC
Past Grand Night NJ. a. Sexton ar,
the Rock Island delegates witt
Rev c. P. O'Neil& and Rev. Francis
A. Cleary as alternates.
buy a Liberty Bond
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18

the naval officers and are kept busy.
Our battalion is only a small part
of the ships quota and we are on
very large boat and one that the
Germans owned before the war.
4 must try and write another
letter or two tonight, so will leave
OFF here. Be a good boy and keep
well. You might forward this to
Monte. l have been writing her a
long letter at various intervals dur
ing the trip and am a trifie in doubt
as to whether or not she gets it.
Tell me anything of her that she
writes you. l hope she and the
baby keep well, and don't worry
about me.
Give my regards to all the boys"
! The other letter follws:
In France.-Dear Dad: I'm writ
ing this by the light of a tallow
! candle, which is the best we have
in the way of illumination just az
! present. We have just moved into
some new wooden barracks out at
/ a big engineer camp, where the
/ United States is spending millions
of dollars in the way of providing
] lSANllllACo 4O1 sui anu u POl
/ tation for our supplies, which are
coming in large quantities. It's a
seaport and you probably can guess
or ask Monte, and she possibly may
know where it is. l hope all my
letters are reaching her, and
write during every spare moment
f, that have. l figure on her keep
ing you posted a good deal, be-
cause my spare time seems to be
| growing less every day.
Judging from what I've heard
spoken around here, our troops and
their neighbors are getting hell al
this particular moment, and the
hospital and ambulance trains are
on the go. We get very little news
except by word OF mouth and whaI
we see. The papers don't prinr
anything.
Everything is fine with me, ant
our troops are well fed and very
contented. Just this minute I go
some exciting news that l canno
mention but that you will reat
about If it's true, and l can't hell
| wanting to be up a little closer tt
where things are going on. This i:
March "a, and soon will have beer
in the army year.
I'm in charge Of all kinds o
work and most every day it's some
thing different. This country is IL
rotten condition and 100 years be
hind the times in everything. W.
are blazing our own trail, so t.
speak, as the natives have nothin,
and seem to know nothing.
THE Y. M. G. A. does a wonder
full work over here, and l have
healthy respect for that institution
now Only last night L heard thre'
Manhattan Grand Opera singer
perform and met them afterwards
Most wonderful violinist ! eve
heard. The Y NJ G. A. feeds the sol
diers all kinds of treats and he'll
them in every way possible and /
don't cost the soldiers a cent.
81 must climb in now. It's ga
a. m to 1920 p. m. every day il
the week for me, that is, I'm VI
but of course I am not worked {
death or anything of the sort. Gu
black boys are up to all sorts o
tricks and someone mas to be o.
the job My first lieutenant is at
tached to another company RICH
now"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18

today that subscriptions to date on
the Illinois division of the Rock Is
land, which includes Davenport apd
extends to but does not include
Blue Island, near Chicago, amount
to 1925, BOO. Davenport's share of
this is not known but it is thought
to be between $4,000 and $4,000.
H. NJ. McEwen of the Milwaukee,
who had charge of the solicitation
in the local offices, reported to-
tai of $1,000 yesterday morning
from 1877 employees in Davenport
and East Moline office, close to
$4,000 of the Milwaukee's total
will be credited to Davenport.
The D. r. I. & N. w. employees in
Davenport who are really Burling-
ton employees made total SUBJ
scription of $4,000 in Davenport, o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18
RAILROAD MEN ARE
DIGGING FOR BONDS

Subscriptions to the third Liber-
ty loan received from railroad en-
ployes will be credited to the
cities in which they are taken. This
information was received In Daven-
port yesterday morning, and as a
result Davenport will have between
$4,000 and $4,000 added to its to-
tai.
The railroad subscriptions will
be forwarded to the regional direct
or OF railroads at Chicago and in
that Office will be subdivided into
communities each city receiving its
share
E. L. Golf of Rock Island stated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18
AUCIE QUARTET
IN SONGS HERE
Wennerberg Male Singers Give
Home Concert at Augustana
Tomorrow Night.
COMPLETE A TwO-sTATE TRIP
Miss Esther Malmrose, SOlOist, and
Miss Hulda Peterson, Violin
ist, on Program.

Fresh from the tour through Iowa
and Nebraska two weeks ago, the
Wennerberg Male chorus Of Angus
tana college will give home con-
cert tomorrow night in the audi
forum under the auspices OF the
lyceum course. The program will
commence at Sis.
According to Professor j. Victor
Bergquist, director Of the organic
alton, thesWennerberg this year is
the best that he has had under his
leadership since taking up his po-
sition in 1912. In spite of the de-
parture of eight of last years mem
bers in the service of their coun-
try, the chorus this year has been
able to draw upon such wealth
of new material that this loss has
not been greatly felt. The boys
have received unstinted praise for
| theiYF work before large audiences
this year and it is expected that
they will draw a large crowd to the
auditorium.
Director Bergquist is a man who
needs no introduction to the people
of this vicinity He is a musician
of rare ability and in his direction
of the Wennerberg has challenged
the admiration of all who have seen
| him.
The Wennerberg is also forum
ate this year in having Miss Esther
Malmrose as soprano soloist for the
organization and Miss Huldah Pc
terson as violinist. These tive
young ladies have ELECTED favor
able comment wherever they have
appeared and local patrons ma,
| look forward to hearing them.
The Program.
The program for the evening has
| been announced as follows:
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" "Pa
triot's Prayer" "Old Glory" Wen
nerberg chorus.
Selection - Miss Esther Malm
rose, soprano.
Laughing Song" Jolly Eel
lows Wennerberg chorus.
"Adagio. from 3 Minor CBruch)
! "Mazurka"-Miss Huldah Peterson
violinist.
"The Pilgrims Chorus"-wenner
berg chorus.
1.-THE Wennerberg Tour" = DR.
Otto H. Bostrom.
Selection - Miss Esther Malm
rose soprano.
Zigeunerweisen' = Miss Huldal
Peterson. violinist.
"The Lost Chord : Wennerberi
chorus.
| buy A Liberty Bo-S-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received, 9 a. m
April 27. 1918. for constructing a.
eight-inch sewer in block 9. Thomp
son & Wells addition Rock Island
III. WILLIAM MCONOCHIE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18

mond, Va, where he is spending a
week, and his son on furlough,
is visiting with him. He will be in
his office every Saturday and Mon
day from now on.-(Adv.)
Buy a Liberty Bond
BOYS FORM 4 CLUB.
The Bacchantian lodge, social
organization composed Of high
school boys, has been formed with
the following officers:
Grand master--James Powers.
Herald-Carl Thiele.
Perpetual grands - Carl Thiele.
Frank Zimmerman, Charles New
Ian
Superior guard - Sam Rimmer-
man.
Guard-E. Hugo slppel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18
DIR. COFFEE IN HIS OFFICE,
APRIL 90 AND %.

DIR. w. 8. Coffee will be in his
office in the First National bank
building, Saturday and Monday.
April 20 and % He has been on a
visit south to Camp Lee, We, to see
his son who expects to sail for
France this month. The doctor has
large plantation down near Rich
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received, 9 a. m.
April 81. 1918. for constructing an
eight-inch sewer in block 9. Thomp-
son & Wells addition. Rock Island,
III. WILLIAM M'CONOCHIE.
Mayor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-18

B. Grant of that road reported
Monday, and in addition $1,000 was
secured at stations between Dav-
export and Clinton, which will be
added to the country's quota out
side of Davenport. The Burlington
commercial agents office will add
an additional amount to this total,
not included In the above figures.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-07-05
LOCAL NEWS

Continued from page 1897
Goldfus, of this city, five sons, Max Sam
and Louis, who live at home; Lazar of
Minot, N. d., and Lieutenant Abram l.
surgeon attached to the British forces,
and sister, Mrs. N. Lowenthal, survive.
Rabbi S. M. SLIDER officiated. Burial
was at the Birth Abraham cemetery.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-07-05
DOING A BIT "oVER HERE"


A Private Bazaar for the benefit of the
Jewish War Sufferers was held on Sun
day evening, June 10Th, at the home of
Miss Florence Brockman, 2619 Portland
avenue.
There were twenty-eight guests. Cards
were played, the first prize being won
by Miss Ada Aaronson of St. Paul, and
the second by Mr.. Harry Blustin. A sale
and rattle followed. Dancing closed the
very enjoyable as well as profitable even
ing, the award for the prize waltz being
given to Miss Rose Brockman and Mr..
Herbert Shapiro of st. Paul. The net
proceeds amounted to $1,000.
The committee in charge was COM
posed of Mr.. Jack Evidon, chairman, as
sisted by the Misses Florence Brock
man, Bessie Glickman, Rose Brockman,
Clara Ginsberg and DR.. Irving Becken-
stein of Minneapolis, and Miss Estelle
Silver of st. Paul.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-07-05

Overdrawn in the Treas. May 31.$ 1925
GAS soon as I get to camp I am going
to send my girl rifle and bayonet and
a sword" SIS she collecting souvenirs?"
"No, but she enjoys having arms about
her."-Detroit Saturday Night.
A father says that he thought he had
thought up a great scheme for keeping
order in his household. He noticed that
his rather obstreperous young son had
the quality of thriftiness, and resolved
to appeal to it.
Sonny" said he, 'I'm going to give
you a nickel every day you're good
boy, on condition that every day you are
naughty you are to give me nickel. Is
It a got"
."Id like to do it, dad" answered the
kid. "But 1 can't afford it. I've only
got $1.2e in my bank to start on
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-09-09

 HERE WITH
 THE CAMEL.

The camel is here; arrived last night m a box car from Anchorage over the railroad and iS securely lock rd in the car today ready for the Shm -ncr'S doings in Seward.
 The baby camel raised all sorts of trouble at Anchorage, even to placing many on the water wagon for good, etc, and the Shrincrs believed that the brute would behave sufficiently we'll enough in Seward to warrant bringing it over the railroad instead of shipping by steamer and not ar. irving in time for participation in the events Of the next few days.
 The three ShrinerS from Nile Temp le. Seattle, reached here last night and are Ivan Hyland, John Rex Thompson, ThoS. Mclaughlin, with Henry Slater from Cordova.
 Tomorrow night the ceremonial will be held in the l. O. o. F. Hall. There will also be banquet this week and perhaps not later than Friday night the Shrine Ball will take place.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-09-09
SCHOOL
 OPENS

The Seward public schools opened at 9 o'clock this morning with o9 pupils being present including nine in the High school which was a great surprise. Last year the High school at the opening only had eight pupils Today the heavy rain probably pre- vented some of the children fromsmai ing appearance and they will report tomorrow, others also not having ar rived in the city.
 Tomorrow regular sessions will be held beginning at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning and 1 o'clock in the after noon.
 The registration in the various grades today were as follows:
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-09-09
PIPE LINE
 DAMAGED
 NO LIGHTS

Several lengths of pipe line supply ing water to the electric light plant went out this forenoon and there will be no lights nor power tonight and not until Lowell creek falls sufficiently for men to work replacing new pipe,
 The rain which began last Satur- day kept up Saturday night, and all day Sunday and last night, continuing today The wind was strong hut not as strong as last year nor was the rain fall anywhere near as heavy as a year ago when much damage was done.
 The wingdams are holding the water in Lowell creek well in place md keeping it within proper channels and no damage is being done and none is indicated.
 Owing to no electric power, the Gateway has gone back to the gas oline engine. lamps and candles and working under difficulties. If all the news does not appear today, we have it, but it might have bee nlost in the darkness of the basement.