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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02

ssantially well for one day. IL this Is
done. it will be easier to 40 it through
the next day, and go on. There are
undoubtedly some who do this now
with fair success Establishing the
will to do this is character; the doing
IT is conduct. How clearly the one is
the foundation of the other! What
great results spring from the harmoni.
Gus combination of these two things!
Let us suppose that some day all nor
NAL persons of this community Oegin
and carry out such program and
keep it up the next day and the next
Indefinitely. AS the days go on would
VIC not begin to notice perceptible
change in the atmosphere of the
piace2 After week OF this policy peo-
pie would begin to- wonder what had
happened to the social and business
spirit Of HonolulI.
is the millennium impossible? ]
have been accustomed TO hearing in
religious meetings, prayers that God
would pour out His spirit upon the
world and revive his work among men.
as if it were up to God to do something
srather. better than He had been doing.
/ should like to suggest without dogma
t:zing that the silent and effective in
fiuence of the Supreme Being is al
ways abroad and about us and within
our reach, like the winds of heaven or
the sunshine on bright day; we may
raise our umbrellas or shut ourselves
up in houses and then when we suffer
for want of light and air We can hard
~ pray that more sunlight and more
air he given the world We only have
to open the doors and blinds or go out
of the house. So it is up to us to open
our hearts to the divine influences.
end see to it that the race for wealth
the quest for fame. the pursuit ef
pleasure or any of the passing inter
ests of life shall not shut out these
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
RED CROSS SEALS
SELL LIKE HOT
ON STREETS

give me twenty thousand more
stamps, please" was the ultimatum
delivered to James A. Rath, distribu-
tor Of the Red Cross Seals this morn
ing after the ladies of the College
Club had been canVassing the city for
just two hours. The committee head
who made the demand then promptly
went out and completed the sale of
her allotment, reporting by noon that
the thirty thousand first given to her
had likewise been disposed of.
The demand for the stamps this
morning proved larger than the Col
lege Club committee had hoped for
and it is now considered fairly GER
tain that the larger part of the AGO.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02

only one against the combined forces
OF many. they will succeed in making
more noise than you can at your best.
Don't talk all the time. Some teach
ers, like The Brook. simply go on
forever. Their everlasting chatter
fills the recitation period, and so abb
sorbed are they in the sound Of their
own voice that they fail to see the
theatrical performance in the rear of
the room. Isit any wonder that those
pupils are not up to standard grade
when promoted?
So, say. don't talk all the time.
Give the pupils chance and results
will be better. =:
:. The complete program was as fol.
lows: -: 49,. - ..-f -. .
Singing of America. 49,.
Roll call. ,.-s..- ..v..
! Class demonstration conversational
English by Miss Dunn. ..e...s.. .-~
School discipline by Miss Orchard.
Vocal solo by Miss Jones.
Montessori method by Mrs. Cooper.
The personality of the teacher by
Mrs. Boyum. .
Physiology by Miss Couch.
Vocal trio, Messrs. Kauhimhu, Ka-
pohakimahewa and Brown. =.
Causes OF lack of interest by Mr..
Case.
Industrial training by Mr.. Raymond.
Drawing ty Miss Hubbard.
First steps in pehmanship by Mr..
Copeland.
The Panama Canal by Mr.. Hardy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
oahu ROLLERS
DEFEAT kauai

Results of the Oahu.Kauai bowling
match Eof last Wednesday, which
reached here too late for publication
on today's sporting page, show that
the 0ahus took all three from the Gar
den Islanders, jumping into tie for
second place with Kauai. This puts
the local team into the running, al
though II is still five full games be-
hind the Maui leaders.
Above is the correct standing of
the league to date, the scores of. last
Wednesdays rolling being as follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02

greater things that are waiting for US.
''If the happy golden age Is ever to
come, when all shall have opportunity
I'd make their way, when brotherly
lcve shall be universal. when Justice
shall be done to all and when equal
rights shall really belong to every per-
son, it must be through more united
and consecrated effort by the makers
of public sentiment and world over,
urged on by the obligations Of inher-
ent personal character. God Is all the
time doing His share of the work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
HAUL TEACHERS TURN OUT TO
! ASSOCIATIONS ANNUAL Meeting

. tpecial Star Bulletin Correspondence
. HAILUKU, Maui, Nov. S0.-The an
ID meeting of the Maui Teachers
location was held at the Waikiki
.hool on Wednesday this week. X
rs the most largely attended session
years. Everyone present was most
Ibusfastic In its praises. The pa
~ were unusually good, and well
~ which added much pleasure to
Ell presentation. The musical part
ihe program was greatly enjoyed.
s. Jones sang twice and David Ka-
akimohewa once. For his encore
was Joined by Minamina Brown
n Moses Kauhumaiu in trio that
- much appreciated. - !: " .
u the papers OF the day were well
IN hearing. Perhaps one OF the
( practical was that by Miss Ida
k4rd. principal OF the WalIuku
.pola The last portion, which is
lied below. was of great help to
teachers present:
Few Dont's.
wi ~ Gun yOuI- WOIu I'D Du-
- II you promise anything, wheth-
pleasure or punishment, be sure to
|tlf that promise.
Don't seold. threaten or rag" 1t
seldom necessary to reprimand a
~ in the presence of the school.
.0nt get excited.
cont see everything that happens.
Z pupils may be having a little in.
cent pleasure in no way harmful
yliscipline--and they object to be-
) watched like so many animals.
Don't ridicule. You only arouse
|ef and resentment In the child
- thinks things about you, and
hid say them-if he dared.
Don't try to discipline another.
ther's pupils while visiting her
b. Confine your efforts to your
~ pupils.
DON'T scream at your pupils. Your
re may be music to your own ears
ut have compassion on the others
ID cannot leave their duty and run
|.ay.
|on't pound the desks with ruler.
''hter. etc. The frst whack may
ne q momentary pause-bat don't
deceived. u is only the hull that
@cedes the storm-and as you are
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
MALE SOCCER TEAM WILL
HOLD A FIELD ELECTION

The Maile soccer team will practice
this afternoon at Alexander Field
about o'clock The playing MEM
bers will then hold field election of
a captain and secretary, to hold Of
flee during the coming season. The
team will turn out for practice at this
time every afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02

: w. l.. Beers. preacher of Waka.
rusa, Kan, is under arrest, pending
investigation of the death of his wife.
1t is charged he choked her to death
by pushing her false teeth down her
throat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
TRUTH AND THE !
GOLDEN RULE IS
S. B. DOLFs TOPIC

Truth and the Golden Rule" was
the subject of the address given by
Judge Sanford b. Dole, the orator of
the day lat. the Elks' memorial ser
vices held at the Hawaiian Opera
House yesterday afternoon. He spoke
in part, as follows: H. H.. h
When Jesus was asked by PLATE,
What is TRUTH although probably bet,
ter qualified than any one to answer
the question, He made no reply. The
dictionaries have made try at it, but
have left much to be desired. But
there is in the heart of man, whether
educated or ignorant, whether civ1liz-
ed or savage, a recognition Of vital
truth. The soul back of the mind per-
ceives without training. through the
light that lighteth every man that
cometh into the world what is true
and what is false in the great Issues
Of life ~. ...~....'.. '...- 49, III
THE aboriginal ,Hawaiians had
their oiaio. used in the same relation
20 condtfct and to questions as orr
English word truth is used. They had
pono and hewa, the good and the bad,
and, many other words relative to con-
duct The real man is respected by
a5-by those even who do not respect
themselves or who may dislike him.
They cannot help it. The judgment
CT the soul is MASTER The miscal-
laneous throng of men and the boys
that crowd the upper galleries Of a
the9ter, with all OF their thoughtless
abandon, are strict judges of certain
aspects of the drama. The relation
of cause and effect in the story of life
in its deeper problems \ cannot be
safely set aside with the expectation
vf their applause Mankind may not
Re able to answer Pilates question,
but it recognizes truth at sight
1T is probably possible for every
nGImal person of Hoaolulu upon w2k-
Ing some morning. to make up his or
her mind to follow the Golden Rule
fer that day in every. relation to others
and to carry out such resolution sub
no hard feelings towards that gentle
man, was induced to buy enough
stamps to flood his native village.
There will be a conference of the
committee this evening to check up
the days work and see if any of 'us"
have by chance been overlooked. The
canvass of the cityNw continue to-
morrow and Wednesday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
LAD DROWNED ON
WINDWARD OAHU

Deputy Sheriff Rose received tel
ephone message this morning to the
effect that little boy had drowned
in stream near Waikane, on wind
ward Oahu. No particulars as to name
or nationality were received
The matter has been brought to the
attention of the deputy sheriff of
Koolaupoko district, who will institute
Inquiries and conduct an inquest.
Manuel Padinas, assassin of Pre-
raser Canalejas of Spain. worked at
Hsmpa, Fla, several months last win
ter as sign painter and decorator.
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Gin nenes GSelm.taa.

, ,aus gritif6 : aolumbien fomrt
bic Ta9ridt, baB bort elm rei4es
Eager BON 9latin sefunben tporben
lit. 0a platin in be-. leBten Sab
rem INNER ~ieItener unb infplss benen
tsu.rer setporbsn lit. 10 1T bieier
Tunb bon sroBter 9ebeutung. 5ait
nod nidtiser 1T ab.r bic stpeite
Radri6t. Die susl.id nit oieier
embedding betunnt ipirb. ipenn aud
ibr. praftifde Srdspeite nod nidt
iiberieben tperben lam: @s 1T ndme
It1 aud elm neues Clement uno
Stpar Elm gb.lmetal sefunb.n pors
ben.
81. Gbemitsr permiHen in Der be-
fdnnten Msnbslsiefffden Reihe nod
elm Metall Spiidsn @olb nno Sill
Der. Mus benz seiebmdbisen 3u>
iamm.nbuns Der in bieie Rsibe etrs
etalieberten b%efannter @lemente
mlbts fi9 an biei.r Stsle nod elm
Mstdl befinben, beien giseniddften
nit aiemlider @enauisfeit dngeges
ben tperben f1nntn. Sas neut Mes
tau, has iein gntbeder, Elm dmerts
ianiid.r R.tallurs Srend, ganas
blum nennt, befbt al. oeie @isens
f&aften, fteIt alIo b0ditpabrfdeins
lid oos feblenbe GIieb bar. &c
pirb in triftaniniiden aDrnern uni
fIsinen Gtdbden rein ober aud in
9.rbinSuns nit anberen Metaner
aefunben, bic fonIf eemeinidaftlid
NIT platin auftreter. gs bat elmer
bellen @lana, roit:t nidt, f4mila
Bel elmer etipas serinseren Wdrm
ais @olb unb SiIber unb III .tpoi
peider, aIs platin. @esen Silbe
perbGlt IS fb i'm elettriI4en Sinn
nesatib. @i. @olb III Is in So
nigspaTer lDsli9. leibet ober mid
unter Dem Ginflub bon Sdipefel
naHerHoffen nnb Gbnli6en @erbin
bunsen, Sic benz @ilb.r bic betanni
f6iparse sydrbe geben. Gs Fat ali
elm. sdnse anaabl Gigenidaften De
Gbelmetale, 10 baB es pabridein
lid untsr bieie ,insureiben 1T.
Ratirfi6 miiNen md eins.bent
1emiihe llnterfu4unsen. beionoer
Ser @aiae bes ntren @lements, DO,
eenommen psrbsn, ebe ibm feir
@tene in Der Menbe!sjeffihen Heil
enbgiltig aneepiefen werbsn FAM
Das tele Metal fpmmt iibrisens
fclhen Menaen Dor, bdb Elm Mbbo
lrbnen piirot. @orausieBung b
fir mare notiirlih. baB cine setperI
lide 8erpertung fir bag ganaoiu
qeFunben piirbe, bph Siirfte ss +
feinen eblsn @isenf1ofi.n pobt iet
STANDARDIZATION baben, e auf o
@ebieten 81 peripsnoen, bic Bis il
. @clb nnS SLIDER beberrit
ntroen.
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gernMonng.

gei rincr @eridtsprrbanbluns in
einem gnardiitenpro5eb merbcn ols
corpus oelieti einigr Der bel Dem Iu-
seflnsten poreefunoenen 9omben nilf
cinem 2iihden in Der gtdbe Der 8e.
i6posenenbnnf oeponirt. Siioor
Steiner. elmer Der @eidmorencn,
riift unrubig bin mo Der, erbebt iih
unb melnt: ugntibuloigen Sic, 6err
8rdiibent, fam mid pielleiht 4 Mal-
beur geifeben9" - Md fpas", ant.
portet Der BrGiioent, unpillis iiber
Die Storung, res iinb ia griabse.
idporene bierl"
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&ir bieten eimbunoert Dollars
Yelobnins fir ieoen Soil bon au.
tarrb, Der nidt ourd Ginnebmen
bon Sails aatarrb-&ur sebeilt Der.
Den fam.
S. s. Gbenep & 60, @igentb.,
Tolc6o, 81.
8ir, Die 1lnterSeidneten, baden
Is. S. Gbenep felt Sen Iettea t5 Sab
rem gefornt l,ro baiter i'm fir bon.
fpnunen ebrenbaft in alien @eidafts'
.f.banoluneen nrb finon5ien, befd.
bist, ale BON ieiner Sirma 'einge.
gansenen @erbin6lidteiten az er.
fiiaen.
@eit & sruar, @robbanbels.
9rc9niiten, Sole6o, g.
@oIoing, &innar & @nrpin,
@roBbanoeIs. 9roeuiiten, So
IeSo, Ohio.
Sal's 4atarrb-Gur miro inter.
lid ae1onimen nn6 Dirft bireft ai,i
61s 8Int INTO Sie i6Ieimigen ODER.
fIahet bes SDItems. 3elgnifIe fret
perian6t. Yreis 75c. fir Die SID
dfe. 8erfaiift BON allen @~potbefern
SaG's Snmilier-GiIen firo biz
befter.
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@.aaImtte YaSiane.
Aaferprbemtiihe grtfpiele her SnteIt'
gems bieier affenart.

.e SN"O PfsI~ H-sn.
Der Tibafrifanif6e 9abion. 10 Be-
ridfet Der Gfritareifenbe @eulIp, III
IN bobem MaBs intelligent nnb eise
net fi9 iebr pObl bcsu, fir ben
Sienit bes Meniden seSdbmt gu ipers
ben. Die Gingsbrrenen eraGblen. Die
gnpiane fprGdsn u%ntereinonber. aber
fpenn Wenfhtn es bDren fOnnten,
fdpisgeu fe gang fill, aus 6ur6t.
eefangen eenommen unb our Ifbe't
~ongebalten gu iperben. Wir FAB
5pei pDrlig autbentii9e SdIie bes
iannt, in benen paoiane gu reinen
!Saustieren purben. Der cine be-
fanb iih gu ~llitenhase, mo elm Weis
6enfeIIer bur6 einen llngliidsfan
bsibe geine psrIoren battle. Dieter
Wann batte sinen ge5a6mten pabian,
Der i'm ieben Moreen ouf einem
Barren aur 4rbeitsitdtte aos unb
bort nod feinen antpeifunsen bic
Deiden ffente. Gr berri9tete bieie
Sanbleiftunaen piele Sabre binburd
nit srSBter @eipiFenbaftisfeit. gfbenbs
bradte Jpn iein Serr ins 9aftbaus,
pp CT oIs aelner tdtig mar. gr
reidte unter ben @Giten bic sefiillten
gIGjer berum. Dabei batte er folz
eenbe @eppbnbsit: er befam bic ses
fii1ten @lGfer auf .inem Sablett,
unb susleid ipurbe aud elm 9Ias
fir Jpn felbit baraufgeitelt. Resels
mGbia febt. er Dor BEN GaItsimmer
bas SabIett ab unb trnnf erit bos
fir Jpn b.ftimmt. @Ias aus; bann erft
sins er bon Soft gu Soft. UNI ibnea
ibren Sronf gu reiden. Wpllte elmer
id borber felbft bebienen. 70 serist
Der ionft 10 b0flide 3ellner in bic
sr0bte Wut unb b%ertuebrte bas auf
.ntidiebene Meiie.
9as anbere 8sifpiel zines ae5dbm=
ten pabinns mar Elm iunses Sier auf
Der Jarm zines Mr. Hosers i'm Sat
bearts9 ebi.t. Tas Sier purbe gum
!Sirten abseri6tet uno erfinte feline
pflidten bortrefflid. Die be5ei8s
n.nbTte gisenidaft biefes gapians
NOR bic oubsrprbentlide 2iebe, bic
er fir ole feiner Sbbut onOertrous
ten Siere beste. gr mar fi6 pOnis
ieIbft iib.rIaHen, erbielt bic tdsIid.n
5%utterrationen au9 fir bic anbereH
sisrs unb fdIief suiammen NIT Jet.
nsr !Serbe, bic er aud niht einen
ausenblid aus ben ausen lieB. Der
.insise 5ebler bieies p%apians NOR,
bab er feline Sorafalt iibertrieb. Wenn
er MIR ben I~eiieiten oaut zines nil
ben pabians irsenbpo in Der Serne
b0rte. bann trie6 bieier quite Sirte
feline game !S.rbe eilis mad Der
5iirbe. fdIob fe in benz 9ebeae Elm
unb bi.lt nit %onseipannter aufmertz
famfeit bic Waht. ~.s -
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9nr @nemptednif.

sd fam mir ben Hamen bes mn.
lers, nit Dem mir eben I'M Gafe bel.
icmmen pareu, inmer tpieber nift
merfenl.. @te beibt er bobp" -
.Brefo6alofomonfpl" r0aB 0ii
Cir bas 10 MERRITT" = .Sabe friiber
Den 9amen au6 niht bebalten
aber bor einem 8ierteIiobre bat er
iif so Worf BON mir gernimpt!"
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Gin aenner.

Seirotbspermittler: nSier cen
@cin6anbIer fam ih Shnen empfeb.
Ien!" geIteres 6rdulein: p@lan'
ben Sic, boB er mid gliiflih mad,en
pirb2" Seiratbspermittler: u8e,
piB, er periiebt dltere Sobrganse 81
id1beH."
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gns Der ofmarf.

Ger fleine Sertaner 8incens
0r5epniof idreibt in Dem Gufias:
Isle i'd Die 6erien perIebte" unter
anoerem: .Nadmittaes babe i9 oft
nit meinem 6reunoe aus benz 9Iaie.
robre nit 9ienitm1oden eeidoiien."
(Seine r9ubengenoiien" iagten ionft
.9ol5eu". Gas idien aber Dem flei.
men Geutidpolen I'M Sdulaufias I'm.
ididlid.)
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Ter iidjere 3easc.

.Nun, SeppI," iaet Der RifJter,
,fannIt Oh beitimmt bebmtpten, BOB
Die Saienfallen, Die man i'm 8alb ee-
flnben bat, bonn SIZES mufgeitellt
tpuroen?" rSa mel, Serr slmts.
ridter." e%ripiherte Der @efragte. IN
Ropf Iaii' / mir 'runterreiB'n. menus
Der Sias net s'tpef'n is - aba ireili
beltimnt bebaupt'n No. i's net"
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Bel Der sdlokbeiidtianns.

RaIteIlan (als Tim cine 0qme elm
ErinfaeIo IN Die Sano briift, gut.
miitbia): r9ie gnnobme bon Srinf.
geloern lit ms 5tpar itreng nerhpfen
~. aber 10 einem biibifen Sr1uIein'
fam man bolt nidyts abidlasen!"
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adtnns Sarmer nnb 3idter.

llnIere riibmlid)It betannten 3ud,ipferoe
unb 3udntefel ,ueroea mdbreno Der Cation
aui unierer Sarm uno auf.ber farm BON
Sacob Soeib bel 2ittle Berger iteber .wic
lol9t:
Barry @elS Dutt. elm pIero tir
ane j3pede. am 9, II, IS sIpriI, 8, IL, 90
unb IS Wlai unb 3. nnb - Suni bel sSacob
Yoeid an 2itiIe Berger. aeriidernns So.
Jeser KenHaHt elm ieirer perd1eron,
lpirb wdbrenb aanaen Cation aui u%nIerer
farm itehen. Deriiheruus IS.
Col. 4rcdman, Der ausseSeihnete
2udieieI, mirb ant u~nIerer 5arm iteben 3u
$40 iiir 9eriiberuns.
Secob YbiIippu.G o.
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Sir Ifcrbe. nnb @anIeieI. 3iidter.

Sir GierSes nnb Manlciel. 3iid)ter.
Ramon 4. 3e262, 1T elm id,parser Doll
blut Wcrsan Gsah Sensit. 9srIiterunS
So.
Gem Kinu 1T elm ed)ter ipanniIder
SAD, Is 6dno boob uno iid)et IN
3eusen. Derideruns 81.
geibe Senste fperben bel Soiilob Suns
per In 9tonp Sid iteben uno 5par am IS,
20 gpril, /, 9i17, % Wlai uRb 3, nnb IL,
Suai. Die iibrise 3eit Der SoiIcn aul met
ner Sarm. Der alten Suose 9olertien Iariu.
gpaerten 8ros.
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GinSermnnb.

Ser fIeine gepi, elm I8G. Sbifse,
betet Dor Dem S1lafengeben: 49,.
uno bergieb uns iiniere Sdul6, nie
aud mir beraeben unieren S4ulleb.
rern!"
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9erselGb.

Gin fIeiner &nabe itebt an elmer
StraBencfe nnb ipeint bitterlid. Gin
boriibergebenber Serr fragt ben Sun-
gen tbeilnabmspoll: r@as feblt cir
bxnn, mein SSunge 9"-81abe: Chen
is bar elm groSen Sung borbilopen
I'M bett mi min agotterbrot liter San6
ifloan, mn licgt ct ZIP Der Straten I'M
is gar5 oredis." Serr: Dit Mb-
iidt2" - 8nabe: rRG. nit 2eper.
tporit!"
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Der @einiieblaber

8eamter (bei Der g%ernebmlng):
.9ame2" nSobanna Ridlid!" -
y@eburtsort?" ,&iibesbeim!" -
,Sabrgang?"-
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geiueis.

Stuoio: ,8ieber elm geDeis, bab
aGIte Die &orper ~auiammenaiebt: ie
froitiger mein Snfel eegen mid miro,
oeito Dinner miro mein @elobeutel.
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gnnabcrnms.

r@ie fam Elm iuneer, itarter
Menid pie Sic BLOB betteln!" -
.@naoiaite. es lit Der einaiee @eg fir
mid, iih elmer Game gu nabern, Der
i'd nift porgGtellt bin"
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Lodge Meetings

AL .EHHHL,N- LLEfZH A-
Eagles e. Q. E.)-----.,-Every Monday
A. F. ga. M..---1st and srd Monday
Eastern star--.2nd and 4th MONDAY
!, Q. Q. Every Thursday
Rebekah Lodge. l. o. o. F.,
-----.2nd and 4th Tuesday
Knights OF Pythias- Every Friday
Pythian sisters.,.-1s S and 3rd Wednesday
N. W. A ..-.-2nd and 4th Wednesday
Royal Neighbors- Every Last THURSDAY
Modern Brotherhood Ev. Last Saturday
Royal Arcanum . Isl and 3rd Tuesday
G. K. of A.-...Every End Sunday
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-12-20
Burton.

The revival meetings will commence
in the M Z church Dec. 31st, with a
watch meeting; everybody will be
made welcome-Rey J d Young of
Perry, officiated at the funeral of
Frank Mason, Tuesday-Miss Fora
Benton Of Carlend, is spending the
week with friends in this place Mrs
Eliza Glover was in Owosso shopping,
Wednesday-Mrs A E Cadz, who has
been confined to her bed with pneu-
monia, is convalescing. DR. McGilli.
cucdy of Ovid, is the attending physi.
cian-Mr John Babcock is i'll at this
writing with the grip-Miss Mae
Gibbs and her brother Charles of Elsie
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs E.
w Mason-Mrs Claude Crawford was
in town calling on relatives and friends
Wednesday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-12-20
Art Features In The Century.

Joseph Pennell, whose Autographs of
the Panama Canal, published several
months ago in The Century, attracted
wide attention, and whose later news.
paper illustrations of the Canal have
also been the subject of much com.
ment, will contribute to The Century
for 1918 four new groups of pictures,
including Philadelphia, the Yosemite,
San Francisco, and the Grand Canon.
Nearly year ago The Century COM
missioned Mr.. Pennell to go to Panama
and 80 illustrate the progress of work
on the great waterway that the Ameri-
can people would get clear idea of
what the Canal meant. The result was
so strikingly successful that The Gen.
fury gave Mr.. Pennell another commits.
sion. Philadelphia and San Francisco
are splendid subjects for his skill, while
the Yosemite and the Grand Canon sug-
gcst an unending series of picturesque
scenes. Timothy Cole. foremost of the
worlds wood engravers, will continue
to show his exquisite reproductions Of
the old masters The illustrators of note
whose work will be seen in The Gen.
fury for 1913 are many Among them
are Castaigne, Arthur Rackham, Du.
mond, Keller, Brangwy n, de Monvel,
Berger, and Birch.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-12-20
Morrico

Harold Shaw of Lansing, spent Suns
day with his parents-Bate Hart.
wells, of Fargo, N, D, are visiting
friends here. This is their first visit
back home in eleven years-Mrs Geo
Lewis visited her daughter, Mrs Wal.
ter Hodge, in Owosso, the last of the
week-Bert Hoard got bad cut in
the eye Wednesday night by striking
the end of a scantling-Frank Smell
had an auction sale on his farm Dec 10
of his stock and farming tools-New
Tongsten lights are being inst allied in
the Presbyterian church. Robt Craig
is doing the work-Mrs B F Ram Wis.,
tied her daughter, Mrs Ray Bailey. in
Laingsburg. the last OF the week
Geo Crane. living northeast of the vii.
lage, suffered stroke of paralysis last
week; his son Ray, is home caring for
him-Leslie Hill, living near the
Morgan school, was taken to Flint,
Saturday, for an operation for abscess
of the bowels - Mrs Fred Speer-
brecker of Battle Creek, spent the first
of the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs VIM Courtney-Albro Atkins
and wife are spending few days with
their parents here.