davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-18

would quit the ring and get a job.
Even working behind the ribbon
counter in a department store would
beat fighting"
You would never guess why Mrs.
Smith married the "Gunboat." It's
because he dances so WE'LL
They first met at a dance in New
York City two years ago, and Mrs.
"Gunboat" loved him at the end Of
the Moonlight Waltz" They were
married last January in Chicago.
The wife of the champion of the
world barring Johnson, Langford,
Jeanette and McVey (all, alas for the
supremacy of the white face! being
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16
ORDERS OF THE
HAWAIIAN DEPT.
September Is, 1914.

September Is, 1914.
Special Orders a..
No. ~ ,~-<. - r.: -
1. Private Jewel H. Milton, Hos.
pital Corps, Schofield Barracks, H. T.,
will proceed to the Department Hos
pital, Honolulu, H. T., reporting upon
arrival to the commanding officer, for
duty. ri - - ...-.. "a. .
The Quartermaster Corps will fur.
nish the necessary transportation The
journey is necessary for the public
service. ~ > ....
2. First Class Private Spencer T.
Stackhouse, Company E, Signal Corps,
Fort Shafter, H. T., will be discharged
from the army by the commanding Of
ficer of that post, by purchase, under
the provisions of General Orders No.
81, current series, War Department.
(9221.) IS - - -
8. Private Frank Aniaz, Battery c,
LIST. Field Artillery, Schofield Barracks,
HIT, will be. discharged from the
army by the commanding officer of
that post, by purchase, under the pro-
visions of General Orders No. 81, cur
rent series, War Department. (9220.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16
BIRTHS

ODAY,-To' Mr.. and Mrs Martin
O'Day, Honolulu, twins, a daughter
and son. I.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16
CENTRAL UNION WILL
ENTERTAIN STRANGERS
II. TOMORROW AFTERNOON

An informal reception will be ten
dered to newcomers in Honolulu by
the Women's Society Of Central Union
church tomorrow from three to five
o'clock. All women of the church
with their friends and any strangers
in town, are cordially invited to at
tend Mrs. Henry Waterhouse, with
the assistance of Mesdames G. S.
Curry, G.. B. Andrews, j. S. B. Pratt.
and J. p. Erdman, is planning for a
most attractive afternoon with a real
social spirit, an interesting musical
and literary program and delicious re-
freshments.
Miss Genevieve Young will render
some piano selections; L. G. French.
baritone, will be heard for the first
time: +. E. Midkiff, of Punahou Acad-
envy, will read. and Miss Elizabeth
Jones of Mills School will sing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16

During his trip there Kaai visited
from Vancouver to San Diego, exton-
ing the beauties of Hawaiis melodies,
and demonstrating and selling Ha.
waifsxown musical instrument, the
uknlele
He gave three reeitals at the Sou.
thern California Music Store in Los
Angeles, and the native airs as play.
ed on the native instrument, together
with Kaai's fine vocal work, attracted
thousands to the store.
Kaai tried to get a theatrical con.
cession at San Francisco for the expo.
sition, but found that all concessions
had been arranged for in that line.
However, he will have the opportunity
of furnishing talent in the way of hula
girls and Hawaiian musicians to those
who got such concessions.
While in both the northern and
southern cities Kaai reports that he
met quite a number of native must
clans who are filling engagements
with circuses, and playing in cafes
etc. They all were glad to meet a
friend from their home town" and
told him that, while they were all do.
ing pretty well at their work, they
missed Hawaii and wished sometimes
they were back in the islands,
Kaai win Immediately resume his
work of teaching pupils how to play
the ukulele at his studio in the Young
Hotel.--Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16
EDWARD K. BULL, WITH i.
SISTER, NARROWED AT
SEAT OF H0STlLlTlES

Startling experiences. coupled with
thrilling adventures, fell to the lot of
Edward K. Bull. manager of the Oahu
sugar plantation, and his sister. who
were in Austria at the time of the
declaration of war which has resulted
in the present European 'embroslio, &C
cording to tales related by them yes
terday following their return 10 Homo
lulu in the steamer Matsonia.
Mr. Bull and his sister experienced
their first adventure" when they
found themselves unable to cash drafts
or money orders and were forcel TO
resort to other means to secure the
necessary funds to take them safely
out of the warning countries. They
raised the money, however, Mr.. Bull
says, and, by slow stages, finally got to
Norway, which journey covered Pc
riod of more than week. Mr.. Bull
would talk little of the war, saying
that he was not there long enough to
learn anything about it. Mr. Bull left
Honolulu May 6, sailing direct for Eu-
rope. He visited Austria, Norway,
Germany and Sweden. ..-.r-' IT,.
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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. .....
GAS OR INDIGESTION
Each ssPape's Diapepsln" digests 5000
grains food, ending oil stomach
misery In five minutes ~.

Time it! Pape's Diapepsin will d.
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach
surely within five minutes.
II your meals don't fit comfortably,
or what you eat lies like a lump Of
lead in your stomach, or II you have
heartburn, that is sign Of indiges-
ton. =
Get from your pharmacist fifty
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and
take dose just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings,, no
[belching Of undigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gas or heart
burn, fullness or heavy feeling In the
stomach, nausea, facilitating head-
aches, dizziness or Intestinal gripping.
This will all go, and, besides, there
will be no sour food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous doors. '...... . S..s.s
Pape's Diapepsin Is certain cure
for out-of-order stomaclis, because 1t
takes hold OF your food and digests it
just the same as if your stomach was
MT there Il
Relief in five minutes from all stom-
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large 50-cent cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin" to keep the
entire family free from stomach dis
orders and Indigestion for many
months. 1t belongs In your home
advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16

President renayides has refused to
accept the. resignation of the Peruvian
Cabinet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16
CONDITION OF ROADS
AT K00LAUP0K0 WILL
BE PR0BED BY CHAMBER

The members of the Chamber of
Comnfedce committee on municipal
affairs today are giving considerable
thought as TO just what will be the
best way in which TO investigate the
condition of roads in the Koolaupoko
district That the committee will
make this investigation, and wait
no longer for action by the board OF
supervisors, was decided upon at a
meeting yesterday afternoon
The poor condition of the thorough
fares en- Windward Oahu first was
called TO the attention of the commit
tee by<a letter from F. NJ. Swanzy
and. since its receipt. many COM
plants have reached the committee
on the same matter. Although the
supervisors made small appropria-
tions for the betterment of the roads,
the complaints show, it is said, that
the funds were either Inadequate or
were not used The committee on
municipal affairs is composed Of J..
G. Smith, II. F. Wichman, w. f..
Brown and G. G. Bartlett.
.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16
KAAI
II "HhV ..t.' -. =. :.
BACK FROM
i .. I -. -. -. -
COAST TRIP

Buoyant and smiling as always, En-
nest Kaai, Hawaii's master Of Ha-
waits songs, came happily down the
gangplank of the Matsonia yesterday,
glad to reach Honolulu again after
several weeks on the Coast ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16
MILE. GAITHIER WILL ASSIST
~'~A>->AN, - 80 iAOOAOA
HAROLD BAUER IN next CONCERT

Me Gauthe operate who will assist Harold Bauer his
charming in the dainty little French chansons Her voice
timber which 49,.
of
ton In the +
the in
.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16
CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE
Is WON By DAN CUPID

! Charles Kahiliauiani Motley. .nomin-
ated last Saturday as the candidate
of the Home Rule party for delegate
to congress, has fallen victim to
Cupid's dart and yesterday secured a
marriage license. Mr., Motley gives
his age as 50, while the future Mrs.
Motley, Annie Kawaipio Dudoit, Is "a.
~
The grinding season at Olaa plan
tation will be finished next week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16

Charles Bhuler, 35 years old, Of Riy-
erheadg l. l., committed suicide be-
cause he couldn't bet back to Ger
manNrto fight.
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IIlHIlTl

Ftsen Brock. rLaeia Dhgan, Frances
i5If. iltly, argsli ffasnsianii
Fourth agrsllSe Ellen Bowie. Cleo
Bowls; gAil4ltle ASSarly. AEitnln MzaIna.,s
ri ilG AlcAenzle ,INmnA nth Moore.
Otto Brock, MlfiiiEnl BagwalI d. !. IAN Ie
Campbell. ALVIN Coz Herbert Dtfn-
lap 81 IS ~, z,sl.gs' fss (
b iSifth ade eiia iEsittenns Sitirpar.
IInez Tica. IalnIl1i AfS,nrrS sAa o ms
Ieilo Ecs cliaksra !ii. & 6. Ioe Piasp1. Grady
sssstsAt 1zSs51.VI 5ylylSl 81 JnuT SyHIInnnIn,
zAIttite Fin Wight, f6in;t 6lffey,
eln Grear. s & "A ssI -7,i 3 =,
Sixth Ggsie+ Grace iIStsS, Waiter
scfatwortiiy, Nellie Clement, Bennett
Austin; johnnie Dunlap, Howard
.ltsayes, Mary Uannons Site Liiiifs,
Olivia 6fssr.
egehth gtlade SibyI gFraSniiail;
Lily senFf. IVA Fergsi son. fslsiIe
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o5Oo o o 90 o 20 O o O. %
Q BEL ION NEWS. o
Q Q 90 o Q o 20 o o D o q

.. -
IN aarece1t iptdryieY NIr. M. dIar-
ence ghnkseales 'expressed hiniseif. In
regard to the free mali delivery thst
Is Dclng tried out in Bolton, as being
entirely satisfied With sl;e resa.t So
far The service is not .ah assured
thing yet The bin making the ser-
vice perhSanent has passed tie House
bpt is still pending In the. Senate. Our
congressman, Hon, ID. Wyatt Aiken, Is
endaagoaing to get 1t thredgh ssffid
tue ,pepIaH OF BeItop. are alixiousIy
awaiting the outcome. Tie saryiee
has become very popular as is shown
by the fact that tS,ere are over 400
boxes ,op the roEte end the {pastlfSaii
handles over $4,000 pieces 6f mail
per month. ;.t,t.,
The following Is q speciaT from a
letter fom our efficieht postmaster to
.: Wyatt Aiken. as used in spsech
of Hon. William W. ariest OF Penn
s&lyahiA In the House OF Represen-
tatives IN washington in Jan. 1914.
Mr. clinlsscales says: "Yours In
closing letter Of Congressman Griegt
is; received, as to how we like exDer-
impntal delivery OF mail at 3hird.
class ofifces.
The service at this place Is work.
ing finely and giving entire eatisfae-
tion. In fact, we do not see how it
can be- dlsHsnsed wit 56ut ttiie s;neopIes
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TT fun s=s.s Sss., = sss sssnaee

being greatly dispIsased. Beg 10
advise that Post 0f!ice InsDeJior Afby-
ganroth Ifias Just made "a iIisjezfiop
of the service at this. Office and by
reference 70 his report you may SEQ
how the plan Is working here. iHope
the service will be made permanent
and extended, for We need ail6sffnr
CARRIER here now anu could use ore
TO advantage"
IL this is made q law Rnatiler irsr-
Tler VIII be added to the force and
more satisfactory service given
@r. Allen Morrow is the present
carrier End does most excellent work.
but of course the more carriers We
haYe the quicker we can get q
nlaiis. Ir We get the. two carriers
the seryieR will probably he extended
Tor one mile out instead OF :hdIf a
mile, as II is at present.
Miss Helen Woodside Is SPENDING
this Weekend with her friend, Miss
Jessie Brown, in Andersph.
MISS Sue Covington is spending the
wet A-e1d With her parents In Green
MR. NC. Horton, a PROMINENT law
yer OF Atlanta, 70, visiting his brother,
Mr.. j. q. Horton, on And deTson street
Mr. j. w. States spent Sunday In
Bolton.
Mr. Fred Gaines, night operator OF
the telephone exchange here, .has Ye-.
signed and Mr. Spencer Taylor of
this place is now installed in hiB
place.
Mr., ,Cappleman OF Charleston, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Alice CoYington is In Green
Vile with relatives for this weekend.
Mrs. Frank Fobirson gave = mag
niicent dinner at Gretchen Inn yes
terday, celebrating her birthday. The
sdscoratigns were beautiful and the
viands Delicious. The S1lor scheme
Mas red-red carnations ana ferns
forming p lovely centerptsee. The
place cards we're double heaftssof red,
ipierced by an arrow and. jtlel with
red ribbons. Those present 10 enjoy
this delightful day were: Ndr. and
Mrs afd1 Mrs. Anton Rhody, MIR, and
Mrs, Arthur RhQdy, MIR. and MRS
'rT1Hk triscdy, Nh diid Afrs. "a. n. Far-
tune, Mrs. Quint Hammond, all OF An
lderson, and I4rs. ~, II. Lee, airs. Ms
A. VandiFer, Miss Matte yanafver and
Miss Matte Dunlap, OF BeltoS
Mrs Marie cnpet Rnapuncss the
arriaEe Cf. .iler saaNghtgr, ;Iieath, to,
Mry James Madison Chflds on Tues
day, February, the seventeenth, one
thoNsand, nine hundred and fourteen, !,
Atfnore, Ala. At home after March = !.
Kenliworth Road, AsheyilIe, N. G. Mrs
Childs, tue groom, is a mother OF nFfs.
" II. :19aInmeli scf RsItoTi, and Sig
we'll known here.
The fnilnwtris, fyritl Al e4y1f,s, - s4 4 si
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80 "eeSs oss : ..
lBBEvILLR. .
S-H &n . > . = -ss exc "a

Ahbesille, q eb 2O.-Tha Ladies'
Working Society of the Mdthodist
church will give a Colonial Tea at the
home of Mrs, John Harris on the even.
Itgg OF. February 20. The Wathodis,
I1adles are noted for tiitfr CeIichtfuj
entertainments and this one win he
very quaint and unique. 2
The men Of 'o6r town have reoFsnr
ICED their Chamber OF Commerce and
are quite sehthusiastie. With pr6gres-
sire men as the. officers and our wide
Hwake negssa per riiss 70 issfr thing
up our town has much to look for
wHrd to in the way OF progress. N
Mayor Grace Of CharleSt6n was n
business visitor to the town one day
last week. sIslF :
Mrs. @. ID. Brown has as her guest,
lima. 3i5i -
Mrs. Percy Miller of New Jersey is
tue guest of her sister, S4As Nj s.. y 5 ..
Kerr and her mother, Mrs. Saliie Me-
clung. 9i'Tlf.i
/. sfFTfFt ~. =, iEf4Sqrs or atlanta spent
last week with hsr parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Nv, H. Long, Mrs. Rogers tioined
shis Tor q week end VISIT.
Mrs. Albert Miller OF Atlanta. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
N, sfIsigf VIII iIeaVc Saturday for n
visit go her peEentB in Monroe, N. @,
Mrs NJ. +. Coleman sRent a j few
days, last week in Columbia.
MIS-, j.. DentlY Miller has gone to
oqnnark, s: C., fora visit to iler par
senfs, -, te,s
= AfaoHH tine VISITORS from Abbeville
10 ssthe SnnGay School convention In
anderson last week were Mrs. Henry
4 !eelA12IIadaeil Pratt, Miss Louise Bt,wh
Slfid AIB. Gertrude Sign. Z
Mrs. Frank Gary was the cilarmin1
hostessl at two affairs last week eiyen
lepiipi itilIe eatafy % sEer Sister, lfgI
of tAii1bit.i. sflie q 80
- ltep qn I'll 81
the 9Th the second Friday nlefafiig:
J sissss N sAIIile Lou Smith SHnLartaiIIed
ses efzil 9 sliar mi ends at ii Vietrolh
parry day affern0tn, the TIN.
Hiss fslith lis n ,ppptsfaf ii6tIigtess ana
this rs dust enc gI many SDarflps fflT,t
sine has gfxEn ilately. 8
AlSB. renee G. Parker ante In.
ef on Kedne lay ftef fnhdn, sEsab. Il sf.t
ln honor OF her house guest. Miss
;sliRf1Ay9 Tsh6se invited to; meet
sfs iiiis M epiber.,
or tiie I'd mar led Set tier se rtsTal
gatnes de 9aefitn RIrs. paais :. iytt..s
deIIplpus reTres hnlents,
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Atlanta; P. C. Etheridge, South Car
toIiha; j. Z. mcclure. Jr.. New YORK;
q. WilBanlston, North Carolina;
y. Johnsc'A, Atlanta; j. w. Garfield
Macon; y. J, JOINER. WaIiFaIla:. q. q.
euppi5mau, tChafIestbh; WI. r Matte
son, Atlanta; I. b. aiagnes, Spartan
9tEe: y. GSealeiy, Atiapta: d. M.
Pedeh, South Carolina; J. W. Quattie-
baum, Anderson.
p GIfSiE. ss,sss:;ss::sss;;sesssSsss sessSss Ss2sost of
the @. 4 w. C, Railway Co., with
sadquRrters at Anderson, was
among those In Beitbh yesterday on
business.
L - N. Wilson of Beiton, Route one,
vas IN Belt9n yesterday on business.
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HEIP dIlE RE6GAR il 6
islpeal 'sll oi the co9s,gssBondeilt 4, at rani.s,

- q. ~ ~
TJITyY, Eei5 szt-= NJ, = !
ysty sorry te know our abie Isl I 40 assu,ss
sftty k0ees dents stay IN aHIv.
Town sgas sp6iled by 8the Ssgisf 90
befs saI,s stin ttlEe street. These sirof,
1itsrststsl 6n.t iiinieun TO bel s
sples ,.---t tey:i bel iteye n liSzse ,nihra tor
tssslss te sd u tlIflti Tile tdnr, the
n.aime the bisittis and ieRlppIsti oiirg
once hat q good tfjend here an "a
lks lltig. he scciiid not heip tllnlall
t.hancle lily hut Sthng heard sSsIe t6i,ld
90 als,re, Re sepjila llesf ltiIenss .sillid
they 5sd Ills fiSltfs ss ~ n pa
had ea9ti I1asa tg oit. 11i u Fie aIgn
= IS les 10 do All they rdIiIii.
Eei. the peor hefpae haes. In Aftg
thlIS scl efs gge READ abGi1f Peter
Ii0llyiElg ~ f2be OF u poor ii
siaess4 M az q s Nlt
gate cIlIsd BeailtifHl, and Haid tes.
MIN, var hll d tgola have I nose bilt
IsilelI tlts Shlzgr, IL give tIies, "a the
slastle Of Jesus Of Nasaretb. rise bg
Iaisd AYal u. . s.'s.
p IDS IS 8 bsose se s6. spe
want TO hear The. bHEs 0f street ears; !;
tsiih Tie fjlIe sIionk meet Deani
tnat tlsB II afd esfdiig aciiI Il sfal
pe ~ ana ptit tllCsa NOT
tssR pkllf We d ave ipta isltssI9
misc liek cgEnpaJTy. Its sfftse r.
~ leKi pd tlsst. they
afes 81 a tii 0f q eEi
htsre q q tone ~ ia ITO
keep ssliese NE sspiiE ehs
any sfe 'Fl 5ssof ise liifg tilS 5hobr Ais
way we b so t.lsoiIs to hes
.itis zoo hsls
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HONOR SeOIsL
5l0iisa I'ath E;FadTlf {sci,a6s rs

the f6nea Path graded school FOR the
|nt0tith ending February 18Th.
+ ksitst EfEileRex caliaiiSm, Edith
ettli lahani, q hontes Fsniey, AlAry EIeal
Enpr Moore, Jerry zie, .BorptIIy
sItis.ssy, Hugh StaPfe.ts, sA6fKel
Eiciis " FS7IITy I5ISII s5f !,
Erwin reSk, Eva Block, I1swrefice
er. = y
SECOND grtl - lrgaret Austin,
alsEga tlst !, Harper, Lama,
slQoFe, Monroe, Marie
Tfiiss sei. 4 earl Brock, stEiIIslmS GIinIy-
les, afnss IN er, S. n
Z. rIiifd EfIlo oe-- sii Sd 4.ea f,all eIShfh.
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lRINHTlHNTFRlj
ISsSF asS%4aE EaaN4saM
- ne AlenaNce of bAe 1GulattO Problew.
the Negro Question Settling
~ss.ea...a1seIfs,?

''a'e Negro iQaestien u sttlins
itsef," ahey ten es, and Ta1stPeo,
gFe1dise Fsrrnsr almost aloGss
.alnon .Slhe bisser soulhern ljour-
mails today is scientifically prob
ing 20 lehe 'B6tEStn az 1Glis valaoIe
iBteat ;pFsBIem TO see how il is
being ttsstEled."
Rld gou ItnOw, fee essarnbIe.
itHatlfrStn sEs78'to Isl0Gtlte,nus.l.
,her .df inatattoes in This eounsry
iitesease from 5sa.0ae 80 g.
dsn: ~ $ss.sat 2sa e. qI,:..:s. ;;ss,esass...-
isneFeast asumber Sf ffaI EsljEOotl-
ed Esstoes increased only froID
4i2e5g $50 to 7,777, ,O7z, or 81
per CENT? "a
I'm other llfords, there .ara mot
even tlice as mary fyiIliRloOHea
q 4s;isfoes 10 there svgse m !! 1870.
=. : y ~ 4
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&c 8 IgEt


me IaIsiies s. ilie sgHaD HONS
dist S.huTcfl arc DlanAifg = money
Raising alfbfsfs % lle Held sltnftlsiy
nigh { III the ola 0rfVslle achooi house
or slets. :sefy d IrsSlsu haa
bee1 AffnhEed
For those who 90 not care for oy-
steras n any sel here lnll lgIlt
be- other 3ezfl lag NIanfa yelll bs
" Sek hs public ean = ia cor
Il J. lrile =
~ q % lf be 'snnfit t of Gie siiIie
Sscie ~ lsail. +
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cplbertson, Esther shIslsg Eass
Brock, Lucille Donnald, Thee Trus--
sci. Esssszl.sssoil Esszsssoiiil Erwin. Charlie
brell. 3ss,.
Eighth gtada lev ~ FrF9nell sa3 ~
q. Ninth grade Hattie Bertha Shirley.
Lucy PInson.
Tenth grade Marie Gaines, dSsr4
NJ Ia tfE4 tGisai1lss ~
isieesnth gF1ie Rgth aiilllaIas.
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IbHas there are Hsarly lFD,UR
4 as lpRry snplastoes. The
tsos ige rsrmey aof iEysbruapy
2lss y Z viii present some amazing
,Ggprps and some notable dttes.
HneeSiby Rev. "A. H. Shannon,
II fesf; .sI; Z. .. Brooks, Senator B. ;R.
Tillnap ,sad others about dis
whole, big. sinister, lOatbsOne
spbisst. 1t - NOT going 10 be
pleasant reaaIng, bat titas nlighsg
necessary, reading and in many
Fespedss 'asseGnding reasliug, ana.
tou.t aroise the whole Soslth ID
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