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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

Son ieinen 6reun6en lieB @tbel=
6o's 8rauttgm it@ Sl1lius 1ennen,
bon 6remoen aber SCR. Marfbm. @r
tpar ni6t u1pempfin6li6 gegen ben
@lan5, Sen ser Sitel zines &idters
nr6 zines (ebrentpertben Mttglie6es
fir Sopa) linn berlieb. Mber er mar
Elm geraber Mann, ser bur9 6as
i6neue Steigen in Ser offentliden
CUNT ietn @lei6getpt@t nidt berlo-
rem batte.
SIN Sdobe Ser 5amilie tp11rbe fem
Sebler an linn gefun6en, feinen @iin=
ider ME mi6erlproden; foIgli9 bielt
er feline Mniidten nn6 @etpobnbeiten
fir sic ri6tigen. Sn @eieGfdaft fam
er n1r felten; er 5og ieine Bii9er
oIen 8elultigungen Dor. SsSn @egen-
mart junger Md6de1r NOR er ltets
iebr idI@tern getpefen.
Mbigml Ssores' idmar3e Mugen bat-
ten fritz idon @in0rud auf ibn ge-
mabt; form 5tpan5ig Sabre alt, batte
er Inn lire @an6 geporben. @eine
Mntter fannte sic SomiIie SSones felt
longer 3eit oIs ebrIide 2ente nn6
tpnBte, 6aB cine Sodter bieies Sanies
ibrem 5obne it6erli9 Elm treues,
1par1ames @eib mer6en miirbe. @ern
ieqrete lte BEN 8nno Ser iungen Ser
3en. Mber ser 500 trenrte tie. SSm-
n1er mebr %ergIiibten Mbigail's @on=
gen, INNER fieberbafter erglan3ten
lire Mngen, Bis man iie I'M Strable
ser Serbirione unter @rotrteblumen
our @ube Iegte. Sir ite batte Der
iunge Monn Sen Srn1erflor getra.
gen, Ser @tbeIba 10 berbliben nnb
abgetrogen gei9ienen, a1s er dtpo ein
Sabr ipater nod Gbicopee fam. ST.
Illus Marfbam glaubte Mbigail auf-
ridtig ge1iebt 3u baben; nod tbrem
Sooe aber geitan6 er iid, 6aB er olS
geretfter. Wtattn tie Mft ge1DdDlt 20
ben miir6e.
Mn ibm tpor fein Sal6, nn6 alS
er am ufer 6es @or6unf<See's nit
@tbel6a 1tan6 nn6 Inn Tie marb, tbeil
tie er ibr audi NIT, 6aB er bereits Elm
NAL berlobt getDeien.
vMber id COB ibr marp's Sting
nihhtt," ffagte er vMbigaiI NOR ELM gu
tee, qefibIpones Ma6@en; Diaman
ten idiete,t ieoo@ nidt fiji iie 81
poiien. Meeine @9ttpeiter batte ittd)er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

.Dner. GtbeIoa aber bii1te iid fro-
.itig in ibren nebertpurf uno erfldrte,
es babe ia nidts anf ii6. IS iei ge-
redbt, badte iie, bob Die &einbeit it,
res Brantfleioes befleh mor6en: mar
ibr &er5 bod m1h idmar5 un6 bon
grauinnen @etruges!
Genno9 bate ser fleine 3ufM Tie
ieltfam ergriffen.
@ebmitbig blidte lie bi1pal1s in 6ie
|@ommerpradt. a6olf getpabrte Den
Slid, un0 Ser @eoante ertpadte in
linn, Oh gtbeloa ridt bod lieber i'm
an ibrer Seite idbe als Ben erniten
Mann, ser ebe11 in unbebolfener 8ei.
fe feline @an6idube a15og.
gs tpar 8eit, CUR Stride gu geben.
Die @dite tparteten. SSm lebten Mo-
ment tobte im gtbeloa's Ser5en nod
Elm tpil6er @mpf; iogar Ser @e6mfe, :
gu flieben, trat Dor lire 5eele, bod
eritidte Tie oieien Mufrubr ibrer Sc
fiible NIT bent @e6anfen: u3u ipat,
auf emig gu ipat"
Sie nabm 1en Mrm 6es 8rduti.
gains nn6 trat in balber 8etd11bung
|5um Mltar.
@i9erlid tpuBte tie nibt, tpos Tie
tbot, un6 ertpog' ni@t sic feierliden
8orte: SD for6ere eu6 o1f, Eel 6em~
@eboriam, sen ibr Ser &irde ihul6et,
es .jett gu iagen> fails eu6 Elm @in<
6erniB betonm lit, pesbab 6ieie @be
ni6t geidloiien meroen ioute." sic
bertrand 6ie @orte ridt einmal. Gin
6umpfes @efiibI lteB tbr 8lut eritor=
rem, un6 tire @m6 tpor ettg falt,
als Sl1ltus SEN Sting an ibren Singer
ltedte.
Die beilige &onol11ng NOR boriiber:
@tbel6a' Grant mar 5rau Murfbm.
Mber Der 1te1ae Mame IieB lie 10 tpenig
ergliiben, pte sic @Iiidpmnf9e ser
|@dite un6 sic Ebrdtren Ser Sante es
bermo9ten, tpel9e in @e6anten on
6ie Grenru1ng iid meinen6 uber Ben
|2iebltng beugte.
Mls ie6oh M6olf @an 8uren nit
ieiner @ratulation nabbe, 6urd5udte
ELM 3ittern lire @Ite6er. M6olf Be-
merfftte es, ober er freute fi6 midt ba=
riiber. Ct fiibIte MIR, 6aB @tbie linn
nun urtpioerruflih berloren iei, uno~
81m erfte1r MaI int 2ebe1t foitete es
audi ibn etre1t @ampf, Meiiter fetner
|@efiible 5u bleiben.
uGim bt9 3uiammer1, @fbie,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

%beitimmten Datum ertpartet un0 iid|
.idon I'M poral1s idnler5lid beid)dmt
gefublt, menn iie an M6oIf'S Rritif
un6 6en Gontrait 5miiden ben beiben
Marnern 6ad)te. Ms nun @td)ter
Marfbam porfubr, iiberblidte iie bonn
5eniter aus f6rea feline gan5e CT
ideina111g un6 fiiblte fi@ 10 angenebm
uberrai@t, 6ab lire 8iige etnen gliid-
l!6en Mns6rnd anmabmen.
., tpie oft iteben mir nnter Dem
8anne fIeinltder MeuBerli6feiten,
uno pie febr miro infer gauges Be-
ben, unier gauges @Iiid bon ibnen be-
einfluBt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
Madt @m@ los bon Gurem &be1ma-
ffSmn8.

Madt @n4 los BON @1rem 3be1ma-
ttSmns.
Sett lit 6ie 3eit, guren &beltma-
tismus los5utperben. SIR fonnt es
tbur, tpenn SIR @bmberlainS 2ini'
ment gebrardt. IS. 81. 9odbaro,
Somer gitp, q. g.. idreibt: r2ebtes
6rubiabr lit id an @beltmntismns
'un6 bate i9redIide 5dmer5en N
meinen Mrmen nno Sdmltern. Sd
tanfte cine 6lafde @bamberlains 81
mment, uno Die erite Mmperoune
bradte mir 2in6erung. 9ur4 Der
|@ebrn119 elmer Glaide 6abort mar i'd
bolftdnoig gebetlt. 81 td1fen Bel
Martin Molitor w. Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

gegeoeflel1 Nerbaltn1l1el1 aber balte ct
es fur arge5eigt, Der Mutter sic 8ii-
gel Der Serridaft gu laiien.
Gtbeloa riimpfte bas Maasden bel
oieier eriten gorleiung iiber lire
Bflt@ten als Sdtpiegertodter, fragte
ober nidt einnlal, III pel@e gigen-
beiten iie iid gu fiigen bGtte. Sc mar
ibr bas bolltommen einerlei, ba iie
b%eab1td)tigte, mdt langer alS elm pnar
Wod)en unter eitrem Da9e nit ibrer
'Shtpiegermltter gu tpeilen. sic bab-
te iid oieielbe als cine groBe, ernite
Srau tn idtpar5em Seibenfleibe, nit
eirem Spibenbaubden, cine miirbe.
poQe Grideim1ng. @ie iie gu bieier
Soee farn, mlbte fte ielbit toum; biel-
leidt neil 8rau SberIt Marfbom ein-
mol fir eine Sdpagerin i'm @elten
ldaperen Seioenitoff un6 edte @piben
81 belorgen gebabt batte.
DaS @aus in Ser Brairie badte iid)
gtbel6a ais Elm grobes @ebauoe nit
boben Senitern un6 luftigen @rfern,
noe gar tpobl ein poar @o6en' iid
perleben lieBen, beionoers tpenn ein
@inter in @aibington in Sibt itan6.
ISM 5riibling aber, tpenn fte aus Ser
Wietropole 3%uriidfebrte, Bottle fife Elm
etgeneS Sous in 0lnep o6er Camden
81 baben, ont liebiten in lebterm Orte,
90 ia Sl1li1s leben fonnte, mo er
molte. Dieie en- @lan bebielt lte borerit
%allerbings fir ii@, Ienfte aber 6as
@eipra6 bon Srlil1S' Mn1tter nn6 6e-
rem @igenbeiten o11f 6te Srte, sic ite
auf Ser Sod8eitsreiie beiuden mon=
ten. Ser &tdter itimmte amen 8or=
i6lagen bel, obglet6 er tpuBte, mie
griin6li@ er fi@ langmeilen miir6e.
@entgitens Big @n6e M11guit boffte
er mie6er BEL ieinen @iidern 11n6 &C.
idaften gu Sauie 5u fem.
S6nen berfloiien Die naditen Sage,
un6 ser @o@aeitsmorgen tagte. SUI
Illus blidte binous in sic ftt1le Matur,
6adte, mie rltbig un6 i60n es in BENT
|Sta6t@en iei, un6 iu6te Sen &opf-
|i6mer5 GIT befampfen 3ulebt aber
trieb 6ieier i'm 6o@ tpie6er ing 8ett.
@r idrieb einige 8eilen an @tbie, Inn
fem SerrbGeiben gu erfldren; er obn,
tie fretli@ ni@t, tpie febr fie dt@ ba-
6ur@ erletdtert fible. @etpib tpiir>
Sc sic 8raut ielbft fommen, 6a6te
er, I'M nod tbm fi@ 5n erfnm6igen
o6er 6od Elm poar ber5li@e @orte ien=
Sen. @ie enttdnf6t NOR er, iein eige-
nes @inet 5uriid 31 %erbalten NIT Der
@eriider1ng, fem Ma1sbleiben babe
nidts 5a iagen, 90 er 6e@ MIR i'm
8ege fem tpiir6e. Mebrmals las er
oie 3eiIen nn6 fono 5ulebt IN Ser 8e-
merfnng, baB aud tie @opfdmer5
babe, e11ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dos erfIGrte Die f9einbare @1ei6gIl=
tigfeit unb berubigte i'm, 70 6oB er
no9 nn6 mod in ttefen S1laf b%eriel.
Me11 belebt ertpo9te er.
@einen &o65eitsan5ug bottle er anf
Mn6ringe1t ieiner 8aie in Seem Sort
gefanft u1r6 fab in Sen eleganten &lei-
6ern tpirfIid 10 biibi@ aus, bab er
ii6 befrieoigt I'M Spiegel beidaute,
boffen6, @tbelba tper6e @efanen on
linn fin6en
l1n6 10 tpar es audi. Sab un6
bab batte ite SEN alten &od bon INT
M1tr zine einsine b%plIifGn1fde 2tfrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

ltngebeu6eltes 5artes SnterelIe
ipra6 aus Marfbam's @eien, als
Gante Barbara linn bon Cities
5bmademfaG om friiben Morgen
er3ablte un6 6ie Metnung a1tBerte,
ibre Midte fei in 6ieiem CONNER
ni6t 10 fraftig mie fonit.
uDie @ebirgsluft miro ibr boffent.
lib gut tbun," ertpi6erte ct un6 man6-
tie iib gegen sic Ebire, mo- Die 8raltt
1einer barrte.
@ritaunt blieb er anf Ser Sdtpele
i1eBen. @tbel6a in peiBem @emanoe,
oen @prtenfran3 I'M braunen Saar,
aumbiiat BON 6em langen Sdleier, Ser
tpie cine 2i9ttpeue tie umfloB, umge,
ben bon BEN 8rautfibrerimnen, bot
Gin 5auberbaft id0mes 8il6.
&ibter Marfbam ideute ii9 BEL
nabe> naiber 5u treten; linn mar's, als
miife Die bol6e @iiion 3erfIieBen.
@rnit, talt un6 i6uetgiam itan6
gtbel6a %, un6 als Cutie Granger
BEN ldudternen Brautigam mabnte,
ser Site gemaB Die 8raut gu Unit
ormen, mi6 6iefe 5urid. Die lange
@cbleppe Ser &obe' beriibrte 6abet Sen
@amin, in peldem @tbelba ant Mor,
gen in 10 per5meifelter Stimm11ng
lire 8riefe berbrarrt batte, unb Dor
ben1 nod Elm @ttiuidfhfen berfobltes $50
pier lag. Ser meiBe @tlas 6eS &lei-
bes itreifte 6asielbe - es flog auf
nn6 fiel nie6er anf sic i@immern6en
Salten.
sy1Iins bemerffte. 6os, ntr6 11abm
bas @felett bon @bolf's 8rtef bonn
@lei6e ietner 8rntt, muf meldem Elm
6unfeler Sled 5urudblieb.
Cutie flagte lmtt Mber oas boie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18
Sur cine ein5ise be%lltanbige 3mfrie'
be1hett.

SD babe beri@ie6ene Collie un6
Diarrb6eMe6i5tnen gebrm1dt aber
6ie einsige, melde mir bol1itan6ige
3ufrieoenbeit gab nn6 mid beilte,
als i9 barnn Tit, tft bas CHAMBER
GoIic=GboIeru= nno @iarrboe-
MitteI. Sm empfeble es meinen
gu ie6er 8ett," idreibt g..
80. @aqotpop, Stenort, g. 6. gu
ffalfen in Mortin MoIttor's Mpotbefe.
Mn5eige-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-18

Oe0u9 ul UCeltltuu UelluuDell 6u LUZ
fen.
Mrs. Sones 6agegen gab often IT,
rem Gtaurre1 nn6 &e6a1tert Mus>
6r1tf.
u@eien sic nidt bofe, menr ib utt=
perbobIen iprede;; i@ babe @ie gu
Iarae mie einen Sobn betrudtet un6
|fam 1rfdt onbers. SIRE Mutter lit
Die bette, fliigite Srun1; aber iie bat
ibre @igenbetten, IN Sic cine Srem6e
fid 1ridt finben oiiirfte, tpte meIin. :.
i6 moIte iagen, mie Mbigoil es ge>
fonnt baitttte.~
Gum eriten Mal trat @ Sulius
Dor M11ger, 6aB feline Mutter @igen-
better batte; aber felbit iebt nod
uuBte er nidt, tpel@e - er bieIt Die
Ielbe fir cine moglidft boufommene
Srou.
SIM Mn6enfer an bos, tpos Mrs.
Sones gefagt fiblte er ii@ berpfltd-
tet, iei1per Bra11t 1i6t MIR ser Ml1t-
ter @riiBe 31 bringen, ion6ern tie au6
anfmerfim 6aruuf 5u MAIDEN, baB
6ieleIbe, gleib oller olte1 9e11ten, If
re gigenbeiten babe. @r metnte aber,
|gtbeloa's flnger @im nerbe iid
leidt 6arein fin6er. &batfdidblIm lei
freili9 fie &errin I'M Sa11ie, in 70 fern
aIg 6osieBe ibm gebope; unter ben
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-04

FUND USED TO
BUILD HOSPITAL

A much-needed increase in accom-
modations at the department hospital,
Fort Shafter, which takes care OF
most of the serious cases in the Ha'
waiian department., is in prospect, ow-
ing TO an uneXpended balance in the
fund provided for hospital Construc
ton and maintenance, at the disposal
OF the surgeon-general Of the army
About $4,000 remains in this fund
and after considering the needs CT
many military hospitals throughout
the country, it was decided to expend
this sum in the improvement Of Oahu S
sanitary plant.
At the present time the Fort Shat
ter hospital has 120 BEDS, and 1t IS fig
ured that the department requires at
least twice this accommodation Three
additional wards, an operating pa
vilion, a dormitory. and an isolation
ward include the contemplated in
provements. The additional build
ings will be built between the present
wings and the main road, this being
the only land available.
The work is to be done by contract,
end local tenders have been asked
for. 1t is necessary that the contract
be let by June 80, as on that date the
appropriation will lapse. Had more
latitude been allowed in the way OF
time. it is possible that the work might
have been done by the purchase and
hire" method, which was used in a
good deal of the construction work
but now, owing to the short notice. 1t
is necessary to do the work by con-
tract.
Barracks for two more regiments at
Shafter, four companies Of Coast Ar
tillery at Kamehanleha, and another
regiment of infantry and one squadron
of Cavalry are in prospect, when the
sundry civil bill, now before Congress,
becomes q law.
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TO
camp Align
ACTIVITIES NOW

Republican activity for the fall
campaign will begin tonight with the
precinct clubs throughout the terri
tory. Officers of the clubs and dele
gates TO the coming territorial plat
form convention are ia be nominated
The official cali of Chairman r. w.
Shingle OF the Republic an central COM
mittee sets forth the objects of to-
nights meeting as follows:
Pursuant to the rules and regula-
lions OF the Republican party OF the
territory OF Hawaii, the Republican
precinct clubs throughout the terri
tory of Hawaii are hereby notified to
meet, at 100 2. m. on the 4th day Of
June, A. D. 1914, for the purpose OF
making nominations for officers OF the
club and delegates to the territorial
convention. The nominations shall be
open from 7:30 to O'Clock p. m. and
shall be filed in writing with the
chairman of the meeting. The per
sons so nominated shall be voted for
at the primary election to be held in
each precinct on Thursday. June 18th
1914, between the hours OF 1870 and
$50 o'clock p. m.
THE territorial convention will
meet in Honolulu. Territory of Ha-
waii. on Monday, the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1914, at 10 o'clock a. M,
for the purpose of adopting a party
platform and for such other business
as may properly be brought before it,"
While on the surface there appears
comparatively little interest in to-
nights meetings, the Republicans
throughout the territory are begin
ming to bestfr themselves and are
promising to make the fall campaign
g lively one. Party leaders declare
that the Democratic fights and repeat
ed fiascoes during the last 18 months
have made the success Of the Rapubli-
cans this fall a practical certainty and
the G.. O. p clans are already gather.
ing for the fray. "'- ..:.s
Secretaries of the Republican clubs
on Oahu are asked to telephone. the
results of their meetings to the press.
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SALE PLANS COMPLETED.

Plans for a sale which the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society will hold Satur,
day in the Progress Plock, Fort and
Beretania street, the proceeds of
which will be devoted to the Kalihi
orphanage and the general fund OF the
society, were completed at a meeting
this morning of the members of the
organization. Preparations are being
made to make the affair one Of the
most attractive of its kind ever held
IN Honolulu and a strong committee
is in charge of the details. The read
ing of reports covering the work done
during the past month, made up the
remainder of the business of the ses'
sion. - L
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Cn late last night" Dull, heavy
headache this morning? Don't worry,
take Shac-one Wafer-one swallow
Of water relief in a minuta.-atvor-
tisement,
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is always masterpiece of scientific
accounting and il showed this year
the property owned by the church at
low estimate is valued at 100000
which is skiold growth in twelve
years. The report of Reynold B. Me-
Grew as treasurer of convocation was
remarkable one, showing no parish
es or missions delinquent and more
money given for general and diocesan
missions than ever before.
While there is natural satisfaction In
the material growth, yet 1t was fire.
quently emphasized that material
growth was not always accompanied
by spiritual progress. However, as
far as figures can tell, the Episcopal
church has had a steady and strong
growth during the past twelve years.
The number Of baptized members is
reported to be 1896 and this does not
include very many scattered people.
In counting communicates for sta
tistical purposes names are omitted
Of those who have not received the
holy communion within a reasonable
time. None otsthe returns are padded
but on the contrary they are constant
ly scaled down so that a real judg
ment can be formed from a study of
them. In the past twelve years the
communicates have increased just
threefold or three hundred per cent,
which means a growth of Is per, cent
per annum. OF course, the growth at
this rate is largely due to the fact
of the very rapid additions to the
church In the early days of Bishop
RESEARCHES episcoDate when a great
many announced their attachment to
the church in 1902 1t must be remem-
bered that it is not the general prac-
tice in the Episcopal church of re-
quiring letters Of transfer but man
or woman who comes to Honolulu i'm
mediately' recognizes some church
home and comes to the holy commun-
ion if they so desire That is to say,
that church ideas prevalent in the
minds Of the people is not congre-
gational one but catholic one. They
are members of the church wherever
they NAV go and retain their rights
and privileges as churchmen.
Last night the bishop, in a brief
address. spoke feelingly Of his appre-
citation of the LOYALTY and good shirt
and earnest helpfulness of the laity.
And he has been deeply blessed in
the loyal, faithful clergy whom he has
gathered as cO-WOrkers
Those who knew the Episcopal
church here u years ago and TODAY
will recognize at once what its growth
has been not only on the material side
but in the influence and it's work for
the moral. physical and spiritual up
lift of all classes of people and all
races in the Hawaiian islands and it's
plans are to enter more largely into
aggressive work in the future.
Rev. Philip T. Fukao. a Japanese
who has been in deacons orders. will
be ordained to the priesthood next
Tuesday morning at II o'clock in St
Andrews cathedral. Mr.. Fukao has
passed all his examinations in a most
satisfactory manner
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DEATHS

AT Waia1ee, Oahu, June 5,
1914, Mabel Lucille Tucker, wife OF
Hugh NJ. Tucker, aged SO years and
months. Funeral services will be
held at 10 O'Clock tomorrow Fri.
day. morning at st. Andrews cath.
edral. Emma street. -. ~
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BIRTHS

RANGE.-To Mr.. and Mrs. H. n.
Range. of Kalihi, daughter, on
June 3. "<t&s @' =S...5 :
SCHLEIF-Tn Honolulu, June 4, 1914,
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Schleif, a son.
CAREY.-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carey
of this city ON June 4, son. :,
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attend
ANNUAL Session
OF CHURCHMEN

Continued from page onel
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COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININE, re-
moves the cause. Used the world oves
to cure a cold in one day. E. W.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
By
PARIS MEDICINE co. Saint Loui. Y, "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Robert McMath. Arthur. Richard
William Bauer. Marjorie Louise Blod.
sett' Zelda Honord Green. Russell
James Hamilton, Amy Rose McCul.
logh. Joseph Anthony Mango. Eta
Jane Moore. Elsa Elizabeth Rein.
hardt, Marjorie Alverda Rine. Flor.
ence Rosenberg. Margaret Ann Rubel.
Nettie Dora Brockhardt Schneider.
Ida Gertrude Wagner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
CLUB MEETING
Motorcycle Club Members VIII Die.
euss Road Race ~ Meeting
90 be Held Tuesday
Eveniru

The Nhoci.ue Motorcycle club VIII
meet in fho club rooms on Pour
fecnth street Tuesday evening Sow
eral natter of business viii he
taken up irrIudin. tho hearIne Of re-.
ports of tho recently appointed rae
inE committee on fLD matter of hold
inr au endurance ruu or road race on
Decoration day. This plan has been
under discus. ION fDr sometime and
has within the past Tow weeks taken
dehniie form anon. fho local motor
cycli.fs Accordingly rarire com
mitfeC ias been appointed fo look ar.
fnr OBJ" ARRANGEMENT of fhr event DOB
which ao much interest Del boIns
taken
The race Chat be- ~ the present
limo under consideration will either
d. "a road acn embracing from fhIr.v
fob hffF mIIr. or au endurance run OIL
several hour. fo rum On Ia state
flir ground. bob case they cam boo 30.
cured Tor The event The mnmbrra OF
the r4rinr committee are maxine
plans Tor fh.. race fo Far exceed any
that has over been held In or arour
The city 10 Ie their plan to interest
several manufacture. iu tho run and
have or least three teams represent
inc motorcycle firms. each team com.
nrIaing three mon. entered in tho
race beside a number of local r.iora
thaf wish to participate in fhc event
10 d. said That The race will De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
Anniversary Of Birthday of
K. of p. to Be Observed Here

IhOs. !. CARING. setting aside Thurs
DAY. February 10. for special services
10 DO held I'm every Knights 81 pyth-
las castle In the world in commem-
Grafton ~ the founding Of the order
I'D years ago by Iustus Bathbone
Attention is also called 10 the
special service that will be held in
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. the original home
~ the order on this date This ser
vice viii be- a special rituaiistic SER
vice. and 90 make the Observance Of
the day more solemn and interesting.
the same rituali-tic service will be-
held In each and every lodge in tho
world
The lights Of pythiaui4m viii Doe
burned on this occasion. and this
promises 10 b. an epoch making o..
furrence iu The history of The order
To- addition fo the order given. sue.
EestiOn d. also made that open house
.be observed by lodges boz every city.
throughout the day February 10 al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

backed hy local capital and that
handsome prize. viii he awarded fol
fio winner. il member are roe
qu'.t,d t1 Boz present al. Tho mretine
Del very important ono as several
matters of business viii be taken up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

hoOeTt John Armbright Anna May
pelehe' Delilah Mae Bounds. Florence
Geneva Cunningham. Elma Frapl,
Cunningham. Marie Anna Custer Ada
richmond carp. Virginia Margaret
Edele' Howard Bachman Fillmer. Mar
saret Anna Sick. carl Fred Foersf
Lie"eliyn Nellie Fredericks. Elwood
harles Goeddle. Erma Mae Geisel.
,hertna Goldberg. Harold William nm
Euha Elizabeth llildobrand. Ehie Mae
Jacobs. Helen keuncy. Helen louise
Nledermayer, Paul BENJAMIN Nolto
ernest Luther OTTO Jcanct Bervi
hanr. Alma Louisa RIsol. Hazel Mar.
saret Sondorman. Robert Jacob Stojz
ana Matilda SWishcr. Mabel Clara
Nahdlne. William Cecil McCluskev
Margaret Manila Wagner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
OFFICIAL BULLETIN GIVING IN
STRUCTlONS RECEIVED
BY LOCAL LODGES.
Big Time Is Anticipated by Members
Special Services Of Ritual
istio Nature 20 be Held

Samuel Nuzum. grand chancel-
Tor Of West Virginia knights OF
Pythias. has mailed out Golden Jubi-
lee circular. No. g. % members Of the
order in tho state. Several copies
have been received iu mi -cify and
all have pronounced them among the
most beautiful and complete that has
ever been issued By the order ON -
tally.
.0dre. 40 81. this evening the circu-
lar will DO read Tho Grand chancof
or calls attention 10 the order pro-
mulRated BY supreme Chancellor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

WLich time members may visit tho
hall with friends a. any time.
Members Of local pythian Iodres
aIe LOOKING forward with interest fo
lhe occasion and doubles biz
time Will be- enjoyed hy aU ON mo
auulFrreary date frrrurr.rorfa
are being made for special obarry.
ance Loo accordance with the order
and several Of The LODGES In mis- wi
entity VIII unite in obsertne the
date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

love fo hear Maud. when she's
m 'ul song. her articulation bel so
distinct
$50 do tu' q bate to see her IN
'ul drDae fo rb. same reason. --
IudEr.