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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-11-28
PUUNENE WILL PLAY WITH
PUNAHOU ON NEW YEAR
Matter Decided at Meeting Of Athletic Association =
= Reorganization of Association Promises Much
For Base Ball Next Season.

of stationery for the proper conduct
of his office
Puunene to Play Punahou.
One of the important matters set
tied at the meeting, was the game
to be played with the Punahou team
of Honolulu on New Years Day.
The committee of the Association
which had been appointed at a pre-
vious meeting to investigate the feas-
ibility of getting a good strong All
Maui team together to play the Puma
hous on New Years, reported that
the captain and manager of the ALL
Maui team were unable to get good
team together. Paschoal, manager of
the Puunene team, who was present
at the meeting of the Association,
mentioned that neither he nor any of
the Puunene players had been ap-
preached on the proposition at all.
The matter was finally settled by
motion to decline the offer of the
Punahous TO visit Maui on New Years
and this motion being carried, the
management of the Puunene Baseball
Team announced that the invitation
to the Punahous would be extended
by them for visit to Maui on New
Years. The Association, however,
will lend the Puunene management
every possible encouragement. 1t is
therefore up to manager Paschoal to
exert himself and this he will be well
able to do with the loyal support
which he will receive from the plan
tation contingent.
Money in Treasury.
Contrary to expectations on the
part of some, the Association made a
little money on the seasons games
this year, and it is expected that when
all the bills are paid there will still
remain about 500 in the treasury
After some discussion it was decided
to divide this sum as follows: Fifty
percent to the winning team, so pei
cent to the losers, 10 per cent to the
Junior league and 10 per cent to be
retained by the Association.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-11-28
BRITISH WARSHIP BLOWS
UP; NO EXPLANATION
With Crew OF 700 Sinks in Three Minutes Reports
Say Germans Have Suffered Defeat at Hands of Rus
slams in PoIand-Gernan Statements Do Not Confirm

slams in PoIand-German Statements Do Not Confirm
BRITISH BArTLEsHP BLOWS UP
,, leMD0N o MS..%6'F % w & roar THAT" that was heard for seven ] in
exploded with 700 less than three minutes
GERMANS
BERLIN November 27Rate before coo continues with success to
RUSSIANS SAY OPPOSITE
pETRoeRAo November 2-eermsn army oumped No official re-
rapidly backward taking numerous prisoners One cut off
coURT-MARTIALED FOR PILLAeNe.
court martial and sentenced prison Tor 99 houses french citizens
Terrone. Red meet fate
KITCHENER LOSSES UNPRECEDENTED.
LONDON November 22Heaest inflicted
Warsaw according " statement made House Commons Yesterday by
Kitchener reinforced able defeat
detachment attacked
by Persian and
BRDeMAN TAYLOR CONVICTED
martial
imprisoned
cARRAnzA
GERMANS PREPARE FOR ANOTHER
LONDON,
mans contemplate making another desperate effort eent through allies
line to French seaport bringing up noroemonts and heavy Allies
a us ays ems Dr amy p %ossS"' on part enemy" past
commencement eruage
6rugse demolished
Indian troops have captured trenches near La sasse from which they
had dOdsd the previous evening" capturing three German officers
Presence
PARIS November 26erand Duke Michael of Russia French
million pairs of Shoes ordered from Webster factory Massa
chusets.
ENGLAND PREPARING FOR GERMAN INVASION.
possible
should
threatened children and livestock will be removed
GERMAN REPORTED.
LONDON
befaIn
have feet hands
Prussian
guardsmen, eermanys best employed in battle
Petrosrad reports trains ordered to accommodate 10000 wounded p
weun
Teutons resembles rOut Grand Duke oemetr wounded
SITUATION IN MEXICO PROMISING
CITY, diplomatic
capital soldiers General enco
marched and took
pIge ammunition sacked Police officers
dsarmed followed by age shops Fear that zPata will
oppose Villa
AMERICAN eATTLEsHIP AGROUND
NORFOLK November 27eateshp Michigan ashore in fog
float herself at high tide today
| CROKER WEDs
YORK, grand
daughter sequOia yesterday
| scRAPPERs.
WASHINGTON Novmber
to closed begerents of European until
war is ended
AMERICAN TROOPS HOME AGAIN
GALVESTON, November 27-American
Vera Cruz
| OUTLOOK CADETS.
WASHINGTON November 27Rear Admiral Blue West Point
will lieutenant
years, under present laws
CHRISTMAS SHIP ARRIVES
DAVENPORT,
join Villa
north of Mexico City, with bis forces City has abandoned
Villas Much disorder attempt
lawless seizns piIagng
ANTONIO November to be
or three regiments of American soldiers
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-11-28

of stationery for the proper conduct
of his office.
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"Ceeorab=Tpncn"
icnot tjcn, til Tpr9e.

Netup MI ff en- 2pmpGr her /
Imcrifa Sreu ira CIT Sambgsoing,
til Guem han | aareuis bar ienot
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at man ugiaa berbicmme lifer @la.
set. &anife set bill intcresiere baa.
DC 9em, Sr. &cSafter, % "Eoiten"s
9rierc at ie oct SfnSsmaal, ium
Senne iyemrnaenbc gunoe sipsr Sla-
oct / tin Satfeifriuelie:
Seq fremienser % bernco
min biertelisltc Saf til big for Sil'
ienoclien af "Seeorah-Euiten". Get
or en- nSmerfct Inis; ben brinser
ugioa nrt fra Nurse, ali;Siaere %
mere oetalieret for bele 2anoet eno
nuacn nurif gris. % ben logger
ct spSt % fraftist Grbeioe inS paa
at bolce bet noHptteoe amerifanif-
norifc Ssolf % bets Stammeircnoer
iiammen.
Saa er BET heller life list be heite
at rore bjemlise Ipiier. Get bar /
bet bele ct rplisere, ct mere afpeiet
% b~eiinbigere Sprug e1b bisie. Min
bebite Saf for ben npe Iarsans!"-
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ct. Sames, Wsinn., 3Sie Nupbr.
1914.
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8rGnocnOc Blob
Sbgoommc bGmpcs.
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% @looet lures.

De, Der bar bru9t S. 5. S. beunorer ben
@aabe, bporpaa oet ltanier Susoomnei Slo=
bet. Se N Mano ipag meo lloiIet ouer belle
fin 6rop, o9 ie bam islen ON Ell u9e eler TO
eiter at bape bruet S. 5. s., p9 ban nil pGre ct
timber at beifle, meo Ell rem os iunb Dub,
flare Dine % ct tort Smil bpor fsr laoes
Summer. Spao er 5. S. S, at bet fan frem=
brinse iaa pibunberli9e felultater? Sort al
alt er bet en- n~aturlie Mebiciu. gig yfelt, 9Ga
os andre 6ebemioler, Der life fan eftel snes,
ltploer bette Miooel alene Rotureu i'm Srait
til at pperpiube Speoomme, afturut iom S9z
BEN iorebp99er Gimcgriu9. SIS. 5. er life en-
Communicating al Orugs eiter Ell &ecept.
Get er en- T%r9paratiou oirette ira l9genoe
Vlanter, Der beboloer ale be liustpenoe Ufns
lisbeber, iom nj trGnser, os Iom nj ntaa bape
| Gloott, for at bette fan mpoDirte be eoelGgz
aenoe Senbeucsr, iom ~anioloe os 9isnnsm
eiuet. Spis bet life par Tor pore naturlise
ubtemmelier I'll at opIetholoe oS, blitGdet az
iaabauns tisuote Si9lpemioisr ion S. 5. s,
piloe Der tuu pgreIioen Mu!isbeo Tor uoeen
at o5 iii al ~operispe pore Sarneaar.
Aniiai ibag en- SLATE S. S.. S. hos bpilteus
iombeIt apothefer. men pGr foriistie "a unos
aaa be Subftituter. lom p~aulInes be uopmerfs
iomme. S.SS. prepnrerss TIM al She Swiit
SpseineG Co., 90 Omit Sloe., Stlanta, ga. ,
o. for pripate eGssraaS liriu tortiattst oiHe
Spmptomsr % ieub bet til osres meoiciuifeS s=
yartsment. De nil tass iortrinIis pare paa big.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
SfeIge Meobclelie ira Eaten1.I>

Sfelgs MeooclclIe ira Eatenf.Io'
uofaterne @iQiamion & Ierhant,
Or. 925-933 Netropolitan 2iie
plog. (fer Guaranty 9oun), Minne.
apoIis, Iinn., err / Sen i%orlcbne lga
ioIgcnoe Totenter tiloelt Minneiota
"a Sofota Spfinoere:
Mary Busch. Macarthur, N. D.
Pin-guard & Ornament. A. c. Bus,
sey, Minneapolis, MINI, Egg Box
L. A. Disbrow, Owatonna, MINI.
Churn G. Butter Worker. F. B. Far,
mer. St. Paul, MINI, T~ripple-alve
Device. F. w. Flavin, Naples, S. D.
Oiler. M. Haubel, Columbus Town.
ship, Anoka County, MINI, Attach
ment for Self-Binders. Otto and f
Johnson. Duluth. MINI, Expansiblt
Bolt. A.. T. Kelsey, St. Charles
Mimi, Motor-driven Rural Mail-Car
c. Knutson, Hudson, s. D., Self.
Turning Harrow Cart. w. R. Landy
Minneapolis, Mimi. Shoe Buffer. L
Larson, Osakis, MINI, Grip for Pull
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basha, MINI, Typewriter Attach.
ment. A. Nelson, Sank Center, Min.
nesota, Wire Fastener. H. J. Ostdiel
and ]. A. Ekelund, Minneapolis, Min.
~nesota, Flour Sitter. w. c. Trompe.
ter, Edgemont. S. D., Agriculture
Implement. w. H. Wright, Duluth
Mimi, Ammonia-still.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Vt foge CT en- Stunt.
"Sfanoimauiif :auitrcr,t aoaebua",

Iodrbeteet for ifanoinaoiife Sus.
buloninssr / Imcrifa, pil lrre Gem
oennc 9nnit.
Giter oenne @og fan Ser Iaoes
6aaoe ioIio gammelInnoif Scott %
ameritanife Netter al enbuer art.
Get tiger JIG ieIU, at oen oplpier ON
alt, iom angaar 9aenirg, SpItning
o. |. D. 0esuoen piI MO inoe mon.
re aobe &aao. booraf baaoe sueoe os
uspeSe Softer fan bsite 29room.
gli Sc pistisite aiinit ifaI irembe.
ues: grso o. gasnins, Supper,
SrustsrpS, Salnter, Cancer, gmb.
oiuscr, Cmelsttsr, Bier, 0eIeer on
See.Gream, etc., S%riffeuarer .. I. D..
ct intereSiant EiIpg er en- Site
uoer Orb / SusboISuingsiproset,
ior er urifielige paa Nort os
0anf, 90 en- Iieneube 9ilte oper
norife oa enaeIite Sro, iom benpttes
/ Su8bolorineer.
WooI % gGgt cr argioet efter Oct
6ertilanos ~brugelige Spitem, % meS
oettes 9errorelier. III prottiF,
8runoe or oog oet meite bIeuet uSO
rc1nct / anpper og Sfeer.
0oden - $40 Sioer me6 STU.
Itrationer - er goot % inuft inb
buuoet og foiter irit tiIienot $t.OO.
Weo "9oiten" ct Iar / 6orlfuo
$500.
g. gnnnoien gnbl. Co.,
Seecrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Spis &c life fsler Gem oplaet til

at arbeioe og alt ipnes at gaa FOR.
fi9rt, iaa err Bette ioroi at 9eres en-.
item err / lloroen - Slooet urert,
Herperne fn9ffche, 9looomIebet
Saorligt, eler fanjfe Der en- noeet
ioeicn meb 9eperen % Nprerne. en-
Weoicin, iom Bigger op Spitemet,
gioer Neruerne SppnitigbeS og Strait
iarnt regmlerer 9lobomIsbet, oil bel.
bre0e Gem. Sfrip iii 9r. Geter
6abrnen & Cons SO. eiter nprmere
S~plpsninser, bpis Ge life fienoer
til nogen al Seres ipecielle slgenter.
6irmaets aoresie er 1875 60.
Sopne Abe, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Strabiuarius.

Spar Berg, ~ArIin9ton, Q. Snf, itris
Der, at Fan bar en- @ipIin, iom ei0er
iig no for at bore lnuet at Intpuiu5
Strabioarius, % erifer at tonme
Sorbiubelie mep en- cler amber, iom
banoIcr meo iliee %ioliner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Sp.: 5por Hal ies benpenoe mig for
at fda reoe paa, ON Der er mere
9omeiteoNinuo / @eItrami ener andre
nuroIise Counter / Iinneiota?
Spar: sfrip til General eauo Of
fee, Waibinaton, :. 6.
Sp.: I. 9criom en- Tiee glitter Jig,
% @anbeu life brnoer zig ON benbe, la
Der heuNe lig9e hjcmme ina % hieIpes
Ics, fan bun Ia ie9e Stilsmisie ira
ham?
.. 6por lang 8iS maa Manbeu brre
fra benoe, for bum ian iS9e StiISmisIe?
Spar: I. ga.
2. Gt slar / Winreipta.
Sp.: 6pao 8eIigion betienoer BEN
tpite aeiIer Jig til?
Spnr: Gen iaafalbte epanseitfs
nnercbe airfc, her ppituo peo en- 6prs
ening meilcm ben epamgeliif luther tic %
reiurmerte Sirfe | Yrenien.
Sp.: Iin @ano ScSe. oe Der bar
iutet Seitamente. Soormeect ~tiIfaIDer
Der mig efter 9iidignns 2op? Ser er
en- 7atter at ct tiblieere sgsteifo5, os
jcg bar ligcIeSes en- 9atter al ct ans
bet Sggteitab?
Spar: s5jemitcset til en- @Grbi al
$1,000 fan bploes af Gnfen, men Gt'
cnbumsrctten saar til Ifbpbes Gftpu,,
aitina / bette SilfGIbe til Catteren.
Gnten bar &et til, inalcnse bun leper,
at BRUCE Ell Srebicbel nf ale lin WanoS
fnite GienoDmme. Gn Sreoteocl nrces
itrnr al afbohe Sarr, Reitcn saar til
bette, bans Cater, efter SteomuSereus
Tpo.
Sp.: 6ar en- @anS 8et til at fad
en- anoen til at hol0e 6onelteablono
for Jig. ronr ban ielp life bar Nnleo>
ming til at tage Someiteno, og tdn BAN
/ SiifGIbe 9jcre iaahant uitraffet?
Spar: Snsen bar &et til noset
iaahant, % heileriffe bar npgcn Get til
at tase Spmeiteao otter fo%rub9aaenoe
gftnlc pni, at bet ieuere ifal uperoras
gcs til CT anben. Spis en- nia Sner.
ensfumt fommcr 2nnbtpntureinbeoss
mGnoene for Gre, nil Sanoet gaa tils
bage til Ncgiermgcn, % DC, iom bar cit
iaaban Spercnsfumit mclcm ia, %reiite-
rcr at bli trutfct til Nnipar efter 60.
peu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
0dben Rcrreiponoance.

Sp~crasmaaI fra @sriprer, 'oul>itfe opgtoer IN.
Eapne Ill Rebattipueu, bticaics ittc.
Spsrscre beoes Gtiatie fine Srgrgsmaalt Ct Hart %
tpeeiist Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10
Grinorimser ira sprina @rope.

., loni e'fer Here 9dlitgerS Nr
ming aieugipe5 ber eiter "paIin.
::
SEQ Eeuneu nu eil aribe
"a itripe nogIc Cro.
SmenS lea eufom fooer
ser ecn NIT Slripcbcro
Min Innie ~upilidarliq
I'll spriua @rooe l!so 10 ben
"a ouite 8amle Dliuoer
"a iorupei ecm tsicn.
gan bet on et bsr uHores.
Nnur ies forfruer oia
Ser 100 min Sarnoom5bDtie
Soor lea bar Intielia
Ser itrrbeoe min Sooer
"a Nlooer ltncfan
Ser ocrcs ,luNerbolouiHl
SCR "a % fine smda
Weu uu or alt ioroHorct
Get GUS itaur Tie mer.
GRin Gar % W2oT CT osoc.
6orfiurmet % III Ger.
% Scfeuoe ahfpreatc:
On Der. Ell Guoeu Ser.
gui iom en- 6ualereee.
Ter rdnisonerci CT.
5ea eiI % Der nrobere.
Ont bette Rddr mia pcI.
vt rimc liot ON Sprina Strobe
"a oenue0 ifore Sch.
Sea 'Ngrger eocr @euner.
griuorer IN cen @nuI.
IN itrGoeoe faa taalia
lioi Din nWple Stauo2
III iGnot ora pif bethnaei
"a cUicm muuGcu @dnl
Sermon Sirl9 "a Wtoler
lloi bet me 0dno:
Wcu mlooct ola ei foiatet.
Tn nree I'll @eyiet ben.
Gor ota % rib ca @eru.
On bue0et benz ct Sism.
Serfi NJ on eig en- Shtte
O. fnd et "ctute, Noie1,
'9trttl en- Slbberule;
~ oorie mart oil mob
Tu "breo 90" noaie "Neres-
90 iadsoe ejsie iHo.
Som 5ruaicr Bar iod mGnae:
"a IeiteoeS BIZ Sino.
Sor fmod oor otue Senrer
Gi funue birlpe III.
III ere bar en- @eriet
90 orcb oa belle Sptl.
Meo "0rirrN mi Ndanoer
90 MOB uoi Bin Pnrm
on beitcoe bin @rs6e
"a feo bio faar 90 BARN.
On baooe inaer "opnrfet"
VGd nance lance NIL.
GeriiI ali Sren fdpie
% oroa ia iom en- sreaI.
Pefororinacn bar iieoiom
Sor oiQ. min admIe @cu.
9fu bar oH oocrbuuoct;
SiIput on fem oia irem.
Nu bar IN 'dat oia "mnrist";
VII er M Inli % fart.
ait Nroonft ION ou fenoe
Qad lonct / en- Gari.
Tbt ruucr M 2ernbeiier
GA oureia'r lin Sdp
Sdn hu fan ie ben brifer
gaa Sprins @rooe III Beer Eas.
Steoeiior al fore
meo aubberul 90 Stue.
Goa bar on irine Seiie.
Gem Gierne "iader No"
Wen fudreft er ooG ~NtIeu"
ut utnoe 9cien 'reut;
Ndnr "Ibroitelen bu adbucr
Gaa p~nsielia paG alem.
On bnpoe tugeu Sirte
% iieloer Hnler Preft.
men NrGuoepiuei iom Der
"a fmtiici iout en- Pcii.
W,en Del er ca beieirei
"a bet / FABIAN GRAB.
IN bar oct belt uorUooct
"a ielet ira DIN Stdo.
gu Airier ben er bOgget
Sad oetlig 90 'ad disu;
ser 0erreHs Cro i0rignoes
y stuoaGi og I esn.
SGit iHetier oeres airle.
2en beoite | ~ SIGGs
Com ibluuSt NorJes SeHHcr
Spieres m%utlioags.
"a Nlo~ffefIargcu bella
sra Eddruet toner ueo.
Gems prloIg. flaUe Sierme
Soriuuocr Srbo 90 Jteo.
ali oerreHs Sus ben fGIocr.
gu Iuf bin fore Sub.
com otg ira ale Jurer
gar 1911 % leot big uo.
IilHoii et Orb Tea FSe
Waa cher uuee Jolt.
Sorglcm uu e. DC Gamle;
SAB benz 'aa oPre Iolt:
36t be bar 8eteu roooet.
Sltot boGrot. liot fore Saon
Saa bsr ou benz on ere
"a bEore oepes Qapn.
q a uIen
GnfnrNh lame
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

bin, Der er nrenf % ofte inoebplscr
Srlp. gin rnifiueres peb en- Srnna.
tiUnsprpees, ipm fprtriuspis ansriher
Sprnreusrinsernc.-"Sa. Sort 9pnper.
iatipnSlerifun".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Sp.: Suao ct gIp Ia9et at?
Snar: SIN fprefummer metaliif /
Matnren for bet meite Fun t Sprm af
Sppulbln (glDslans), % bet esentlise
@lp frcmiiles at bette peb &sifnins
cler peb Sammenimeltnins mcb Bern,
bpprpeb Sppplet, ium bar itsrre @inttct
(9ilbpielisbeb til at furenes) til Bern,
%fprener fig mcb bette. @eS bisie Trems
ganssmaaber faaes oct iaafalote Bert
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Sp.: I. Spormanse SoIbater hapoe
Noroitaterne / Sorsertrigen?
2. Spormanee faIot / Sla9?
eur: 4. Sa!t 2,772,4OS Wano.
2. 67,O5S, men opcr $4,000 bsoe az
Saar, be 1T | arisen, % naiten 2oo,'
600 al S%psburme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Sp.: 5uor Hal ies benpenoe mig for
at fda rebe pad, ON Der er mere
8omeiteablnuo / @eltrami eler andre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

Sp.: or Der no9ct nprit TIbers
bomsbicm | ct. Yaul ener Winneapo>
lis? 5 iaa Sab, bpab er aOres'en!
Spar: Ter or ct nurif 0amlebJeir
ct. 1uml, 2pmsblomifcn @ume for the
9laeb, gbresie: Gaseal gre.
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Sp.: San man fiebe en- norif Sele
/ Nmeritn? Seq bill bare en- 6aroan>
9erfele. 9uor ifnI mar bcnuenoe 'ig?
Spar: Scrium nuscn CT interesie.
ret / Sperssmaalet, beSes geofommens
be ifripe oircftc til Spsrsercn, &asn.
palb @erncr, ScnrH, e. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-10

norOltge Counter I Wt11e1ofoF
Spar: Sfrip til General Sauo Sf'
rice, Waibinaton, 3. 6.
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aodrbeiset for ifanoinaoiife Sns.
bOIoRinscr / Imcrifa, uil lrre Gem
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-12-18

wisdom he reconstructed and broad
ened the Inadequate foundations,
with inspired vision he planned a
great institution modelled on new
lines for the practical and liberal
education Of the industrial classes,
and with consummate ability he
carried out those plans. No detail
was too small, no problem was too
DIG, to receive his attention. Every
department of the college bears the
imprint OF his personality, the evil
dence OF his genius 1t can be seen
Iii the buildings, which represent
more value for the money expended
than other public structures in the
state, it is stamped on the campus.
which, when his plans are fully
worked out, will be one the most
beautiful in the Northwest it is
written in the earnest and faithful
service Of the faculty; it is reflected
III the zeal and ambition of the stu
dent body; it is recorded in the 10y
atty and success of the alumni; it
will endure forever in the ideals.
traditions and work Of the institu-
ton.
When President Bryan's resigna-
ton takes effect he will have trans
formed into a reality the vision of
his young manhood, but his life
work will be far from ended. He
is too energetic and too public spir-
tied to deprive this state, in the de
yelopment OF which he has played so
large part, of the benefit of his
wonderful mind and his bountiful
store of valuable information. He
will doubtless seek some other ave-
nue. of useful public service to which
duty points the way or the voice of
his fellow citizens may summon him.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-12-18
GET TUE PASSWORD
WM. GOODYEAR

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you limit the cost of your presents
to the condition Of your pocket
book and send them only to people
who will prize them regardless or
their cost, il you give for the pleas
ure of making other people happy,
if you measure the presents YOU re-
ceiye by the love and friendship
which accompanies them and not by
their cash value, you are laying the
foundation for day Of Joy and hap
piness.
The spirit of Christmas is the
spirit Of giving, the giving. not of
presents, but of happiness. Presents
are only a means to the end A pos
tai card with word OF CHEEKY
greeting, a letter expressing remem-
brance and kindly wishes, will often
give more pleasure than anything
that money can buy. The affection
ate thoughts wrought into some lit
tie homemade gift mean more to
the recipient than any cost tag
Merry Christmas" spoken from
the heart and not the lips. is the
pass word which alone can admit
one into the joys of the mystic
realm OF Santa Claus. Without
that pass word you are doomed to
stand outside and content yourself
with glimpses through the gate at
the happiness of those within Pre-
pare to make a Merry Christmas for
somebody else and you will be able
to give the pass word yourself.
WM. GOODYEAR.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-12-18

But whatever the future may have in
store, his place on the roll of honor
OF this commonwealth is already as
sured he has builded with his brain
and heart monument to his men,
cry more lasting than any shaft of
granite or slab of marble. and has
richly earned the commentator
Well done, thou good and faithful
servant
WM GOODYEAR
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-12-18

For rent on shares. SMALL IRRI-
GATED FARMS, 90 to 40 acres TO
be planted to onions. carrots, pota-
toes. corn, etc, also several proper.
ties having bearing orchards. Water
for irrigation and domestic supply
furnished free. Good schools and
churches In the neighborhood Ten
ant must have necessary equipment
and give references Lewiston Land
and Water Co, Ltd. Lewiston. Ida
decl SLAMS
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-12-18

tion of said estate, and that Satur.
day, the 26th day of December, 1914.
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. M, of
said day, at the court room of said
court, IN the city of Colfax, Whit
man county, state of Washington,
has been duly appointed by the said
court for the settlement OF said &C
count, at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions in
writing to said account and contest
the same
Dated November %. 1914.
r. +. MANRlNG.
Clerk
T. e. Sanger Attorney for Estate
NoV27- Dec25