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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19
Old Harrington Resident Dead

An old time resident Of Herring
ton and a veteran Of the civil war
passed from Harrington when Dan
lei Jones, affectionately known as
Uncle DAM" died from acute In
digestion. after an illness Of about
an hour.-Herington Sun.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19

City of Abilene came up for hearing
and Board rejected petition on hear
ing evidence. for the reasons that 1t
would be a manifest injury to prop
erty owners in proposed addition and
no benefit to City
Audited and allowed bills against
the county.
Checked books of County Clerk with
daily statement of County Treasurer.
Adjourned to meet Friday, July 0,
1915, at 9 a. m.
FRIDAY, JULY Q, 1915.
Board met; all present. Audited and
allowed bills against the county.
Approved quarterly reports of Clerk
of Court, Sheriff, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Register of Deeds,
County Clerk, Probate Judge, Superin-
tendent Of County Farm and County
Attorney.
Completed checking Treasurer's
daily statement with books of County
Clerk.
Allowed aid same as last month.
Adjourned sine die.
H. w. KING. B. D. FRY,
county Clerk. Chairman.
(SeaD
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19
Classified
Want
Ads
KANSAS

GARDEN CITY ALFALFA LAND
IL own and offer for .salo 760
acres shallow water lands. to
miles east Garden City, Kan. Most
all in alfalfa now. Prices $50 to
$3.50 per acre, any size tracts. 1-5
cash, balance In 10 annual pay
ments. B. l.. Hart, Owner, Kansas
City, Mo-, Commerce Bldg. 42-10t
BOTTOM FARMS-Corn, wheat,
oats and alfalfa never fail on Sum-
ner county bottom farms No rock
no overflow. Prices lower than COM
mon upland in other parts OF Kan
eas. Be sure and write us for par
ticulars before you buy. Membrow
& Williams, Caldwell, Kan. 42-10t
$40 ACRES - Half cultivated.
$4,000; improvements; price $40
acre. Farms and ranches up to
$4,000 acres. For best bargains in
Kansas, write, telling what you
want, to ]. A. Denslow, Meade, Kan
Gas. Do It now. 42-10t
FARM BARGAIN NEAR LIBER-
AL: Improved quarter wheat land
~ miles west of town. Well i'm
proved; 100 acres ready for fall
wheat. Price $4,000. Write for
list. Land-Thayer Co., Liberal,
Kans. 441Otw
440 ACRES BARBER co. $12h
Acre. 220 acres bottom farm land;
400 cultivated; 100 acres alfalfa
land; 3 miles to store, mail route: |
all fenced; some improvement; % |
miles to r. r. p. o. Box I'll,
Sharon, Kans. Swat |
FARM FOR SALE: $500. / Of
Ter the NV 26-34-39, Stevens coun-
", ten miles southeast of Rolla;
good land, perfect title; $500, half
cash. time on balance. G. r.
Hlckok, Satanta, Kans. 19w3t
FOR sALE-We have for sale
fine section of land nine miles
of Great Bend, Kansas, 6
miles from Dundee, on Santa Fe r.
r., and five miles north Of Seward,
on Missouri Pacific r. r., being sec
ton one "a. township twenty-one
f21), range fourteen (14) west of
6th p. M, and being in Lincoln
township of Stafford county, Kans.
The soil is a black, rich sandy
loan and very productive, and is in
n high state OF cultivation. The en-
tire section is under cultivation ex- I
cept about 60 acres which is in
pasture and meadow, but 1t Is all
fine laying land, gently rolling, and
can all be put under the pillow If
desired. A large portion of the y
uaotion hoe on1,, haan In cultivation | ]
; years, and the entire section is
splendidly suited for the production ,
Of corn, wheat, oats, alfalfa and
other crops usual to this section of
Kansas. 1t Is well located as to !
markets, giving a choice which Is
Iften an advantage, as sometimes a
better price can be realized at one
market than another. Good roads, c
elephone service, and rural mail /
'ervice. There is good small
house, good granary stables, cor ,
ais, chicken houses, blacksmith
hop, hog yards, windmill, milk
,Ouse, cement cellar. etc. This sec
ion would be cut up into four quar-
or-section farms, or two half-sec-
Ion farms, in nice shape, and we
ire prepared to offer very reason !
bile terms of payment and low G
ate Of interest. Price SIS per
lcre. Adjoining land held consid- :
rably higher, a quarter not so good
elling recently for 500 per acre. I
FOR further information, call on or {
vrite to. Dawson & Zutavern, Great
Tend, Kansas. 19w1t !,
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OKLAHOMA

RANCH: 1900 acres, fancy coun-
", Missouri; fine lead and zinc on
land; already leased to good COM
pAny; fenced and improved; fine
Mater and grass; 250,000 feet cav
timber; price, $40 per acre, cash.
ERNEST ROSE. Avant, Okla,
1Sw3t
WHEAT LAND
We are selling wheat land IA
Eanseord county, Texas, only. $50
aIies from Greensburg, Kansas, AZ
312.60 20 $4,000 per acre, where
n crop has made enough 10 nav
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19
More Troops for Haiti

Washington, Aug. 1S.-Another
detachment of marines left for Cane
Haitien to help keep the island in
order.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19

a certified check of fifty (50) dollars.
lars.
Separate bids will be considered on
the "a IT. deck span.
The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
B. d. FRY, Chairman.
S. H. MCCULLOUGH,
c. w. PETERSON,
Commissioners.
KARL RIDDLE, County Engineer.
H w. KING, County Clerk.
19w3t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19
FRIDAY, July 1e, 1915.

Board met at 9 a. M. all present.
Entered into contract with Harry
Saulter to biuld wing wall and point
rp SAID ssd saq h o to
on bridge on Golden Belt Road be-
tween Detroit and Chapman in Center
township.
Adjourned sine die.
H. w. KING, B. D. FRY.
County Clerk. Chairman.
(SeaD
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19
FRIDAY, JULY o, 1915.
SPECIAL SESSION.

On call of Chairman B. d. Fry,
board met and went to look after
bridges destroyed by flood in Center
and Buckeye townships
Adjourned to meet Friday, July 16,
1915, at 8 a. M
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19
TARKIo MOLAssEs FEED

Predigested Balanced Ration
proven to be the worlds leading
iced. Write at once for booklet
selling all about this wonderful
quick profit making feed. Tarkio
MOlasses Feed Co., 561-67 Live
stock Ex., Kansas City, Mo.
19W1Ot
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19
MISSOURI

CLOSING OUT SALE. Berkshire
and o. /. G. All classes. the best.
Hend your wants and bids, must
sell. j. L. Alvery, Billings, Mo.
39-1Ot
FAULKNER'S FAMOUS SPOTTED
POLANDS. We are not the origina-
tor, but the preserver of the Old
Original Big-Boney Spotted Po-
lands. Write your wants. August II
midsummer sale. Address H. L.
Faulkner, Jamesport, Mo. 39-10t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-19

First published in the Abilene
Weekly Reflector, Aug. 10, 1879
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
7leine Voliseinatb brid3ten.

- afnton Rasel bon go. 1871 anOr
Sirabs. Der i'm Union Central @es
bGube bsf4dftigt 1T, mslbste s,itsrn
Der poIisei, bab ibm aus lsinsm stlsi.
btridrant in bsm @ebdube bic gol.
bene llbr iofpie bas portsmonnais nit
38 Gents Snbalt seitohlsn ipurbsr.
Der 33 Sabre aIte Bert Rid,
bon 90. 507 Dei Sieb.nte GtraBe
ipurbs gejiern bon ben 9tisiiibs gllsns
reibsr rnb aarman untsr Der 4nslaae
Dsrbaftei. in uns.isblidsr W.iis Ror.
phium bsrtauft gu baben.
- Sm aipeitsn Stodperi bss 6ans
iss 30. 1907 Rate Strabe brad ss.
tern 9ormiitao Elm tlsinss iJeusr aus.
5as inter ben 9sppbn.rn cine mpHsn,
tame panii peruriadts, isbo6 iOfOr.
gclSidA ipsrben ionnis. Der Gddbsn
beldnfi ii6 uuf S25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
Am s6Iafs aberfuIIsm

JremOnt, o.. IL. Cttobsr. =
Wlstirts RGpter iiberfislsn Dm.
adrfbn.r unb itins grau Sonntag
gta9t in ibrsm Saiiie in 5ebpil!.
|unb aipahsen iie f9nen ben Sri ~
seiaen. no iie $3.50 in Gtlb uuD
Gbeds usrtoraen batien. Die ganbi'
len entiamen nit Der 8eite.
GIieser rGtutnantsetSbtei.
Gan Dfegp, Gal, IL. Sitob,r.
2eutnant Maltsr 9. 1oIiaferro, tpsls
der in Der ganbes 2lpiatitsr G&us
le auf glort6 SsIanb tbdtis tyar. ftiirss
te Mlontaa dus elmer 5Gss BON 1000
Gub in bic Gan Diego Bal unb fpurs
be geiSbtsi. Seine atihe III nod niht
auf9efunbsn iporbtn.
saliaIsrro guilt fir sinsn Der teiten
2fpiatifsr I'm Bunbssbienit unb aes
ipann am IL. Stptsmbsr ID. sSabres
ben 4rmse Dauerflua in San Diego,
inbem sr 9 GtuR0en 48 Winuien in
fer Cuff bIieb. Gbglsih er felt Isia
nem Giuiriit in bas 6iiessrzgorps I'M
ssabre 1913 ben gluf einss Wusebals
ies bsiah 70 ittsb itm fsitpsr isin lln'
fan sil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
THEODORE HoRSTMAN,
HthfsaHpait
0i2 9'srtanfile aibrsrb UrbdHbf.
41t @afnnf eirnbs.
I9dfie madt unb mir b.sbaIb ibre
Regierungsbonbs taufen biirfsn.

l9Gfte madt unb ipir b.sbaIb ibrs
Resierungsbonos taufen biirfsn.
gIutiss 3dmpfs
Berlin, pia 2onbon, II. Otiober.
Spe5ialo.pei4en aug bem 0ferrsi4is
f6en Sauptquartisr iiiierm 10. Sts
tober beIdrsiben bic 4nsriffe am
Snmitas in MOlbpnisn unb Sitsalis
3itn als gang beIonbers beftis.
SGmmtlide berfiig g6aren1ruppen gins
gen an Der sunsen GroRt gum 9lnsriff
Dor. Resimsnt duf Regiment in &c.
i1lofsnem 9lieb porgebenb, tpurben
Suriidsetporfsn. SdhiebIid 5ogen iid
bic Ruifen Suriid.
Die 0srluite einiger Der ruiIiI9en
DiDifion.n in SitgaIi5ien betrasel
bsinabe bic 9dIfte ibrer aeuts. 9luf
beiben Seiten Der Babn ginatn bic
RuHsn sesen bic 0itersidiiden Stels
-lunsen 0itIi9 BON 8ue5ac5 por.
Die iadmpfe in MolbbnieH Deriiefen
in dbnIidtr Weifs unb nirgsnbs Der.
mo9teu bic RuHen pOrsubringen.
8sridts BON Der ferbii4en Tront
mslbsn, bab iiibli4 bpn 9eIgrub cine
grpbe SdIa6t i'm Ganse 1T uno Die
Deutfhen unb Seitsrri4er unaufs
baItiaw Dorriinen. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
Geo. +. Roth,
aunbtbot fur 9t nppr.
QriniiripnbI .16. Sttober.
NeippDrt.

- sSm Gtrciiitgerid)t ipurbe ge7
fern 2illian S. gais pon s.. gais
aeIfieben. Sic erbielt ausleih pas
Reht, ibren MGo9enndmen W(aen'
bana fiibren AL oiirfen. = Glen
BLANC unb Sslord guntman reitten
segen 2puiS yeb Ii. q. cine &lage Elm,
in fpelher barum nadseiud,t miro
bob bas Geritt bag @igentbumsre6l
anF Elm @runciTId in Gpte 9rillianis
aelesen, ben beiben aldeern Sugeipro
der ipurbe. Ser 9lnIpru6 pirb oa'
nit besriinoet, oaB G(len 8lanst
gum 9lntduf bes @runbitiide $338o
unb Slora guntman $475S beige.
iteuert babe.
= 9eIibtitel Yerdnberunsen. -
6pmer 3. 9ennp an bic Sruitse Der
0euti6 2utberaniifen ct. pauls'
Gsmeinbe in Sabtpn, &p., eir
Grunbitiit. % iSuB front on Der A.
4penue in 0aptpn su $500.
= Sm Gountbaeri6t purbe seiterr
bas 5eitament oes hilbert s. Staubs
meiiter bIiatigt. Der @rblafer pes
maht iein 9ermDasn ieiner sSrau Gae
rhine, Staubm:iiter. pelGe 5asIeif
CUR gladlabperpalterin ernannt piro.
= Su 8streff Der @erbeierun9 ber
z. Strdbe, Stpii6eu Der WpnmOutt
uno Saratosa Strabe, rei9te 5. g.
1aaI i'm Ramen mebrerer Grunoeigens
tbiimer bel ben Stabtsaommifarsn
protsit Elm. babinlautenb, bag Der
&ontratt fir bic @erbeiIsrung nitt an
SeHienigen, Der bic niebrigite Ofierts
einserei6t bat. pergeben peroen Ipll.
Gin anberer aontrattor tpiirbe beFers
pflaiter5iesel liefern. Serr Wor1ibae
lpollte Johann ipiiIen, mas 9err Saai
DON Der AualitGt Der 3iegel peritebs.
Die 3ieseI, tpel6e laut bem GDntratt
aeIisfert perben miifIen, ipsrben in bic
gen Stdbten Oes 2anoss fir pic Stros
benpflaiterung benust. MorliD9e Itslte
Johann ben Qntras, bab bic 9(naeles
senbeit als erlebigt betruhtst psrbs.
ebert unteritiibte ben gntras. Mtabor
Selmbolb unb WGrsa itimmten baess
gen. Die unterSeidner bss Yrotsiies
perben nun @eIegsnbeit baben, brs
Gintpenbungen in elmer Spe3iaIiibung,
Dsl6s auf mOrsen 9orinittas Il llbr
anberaumt ipuroe, por5ubringen.
= Der Barber BAL. aeaer bon
Cincinnati, lpsl9er Der @srIebung bes
angetlaet ipa-, fpurs
be geiiern BON bem Srisbsnsrifter
Sranbss in Sort SboHas ju $50
SeIbitrafs perurtbeilt.
= Mapor Selmbolo bat angeorS.
net, 6ai felltc, am GoImbus.Saae,
bic ifdbtiitsn Qsmtsr asidluFen blsis
6en. 1ic Holtofiice miro irm 10 llbr
9ornlittaNS acid)loiicn peroen imo
Aic 9rieitriger meroen BLOB cine
Rllnbe MAIDEN. Sic 9anfen lmO 81.
Sdylilen bIeiben gIei1fnIIs
leidLoiicn. Gas bieiigc Council Der
Gollintbns.Hitter miro am 9tadanit,
tag elm gerpdbltcS ,SeitproGranm sur
lllr6fiibrlmp brin9ell. Gic Freiie,
ueIfe fiir Den better 9lufiat ilbrr
,Ghriitopb Columbus" ausgeicBt
inb, perbcn pertbcilt perben Z. Y.
Slatter ipirb Die iSeItrebe balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
eAiksuaAriAtez.

Rem gori, IL. Oft. 2tnssioms
men .anona" Don Reapsl.
gibrultar 8. DIT. DurGse.
fabrsn ~patria1 Don Rap gori nat
Reap.l.
stbsefobren nstm.rica" (OOn g.nua)
mad Netp Yorf.
Gopenbagen 8. Oft. 9lnss.
tommen .Jrsberii VIII bon Rem
Yorl.
Reapel, 10. DIT. ansetommsn
San @uelielmo" bon Nsn gort.
2iperpopl, II. DIT. Mnseioms
men .St. paul4 Don Wep Yori.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12

au erbalten, auf bsnen Elm Grisbe auf,
sebaut iperoen tDnne.
Der 5risbs," iaste er, .taun nur
auf ben alten, allsemeincn pri,iaipien
bes Wolterredts aufeebaut iperbsn,
nur auf jenen prin3ipien. bic Natios
nen an i1re pflihten segen eiuanber
erinnern, linb mebr dls bas, dn ibre
pflihten Der MenIdbeit NIB Der
Menltli6fsit seseniiber. Nmerifa oer4
tritt eine grobe Sods, bic ni4t uuf
ben dmerifdniiten Sentiment be-
i1rGnft 1T. IS III cine Sd9e Der
Menidli6teit ielbf."
ytofbem er polles 8ertrduet in bic
2opalitdt bsr grpben MdHe Der ames
rifdnifden 9iirser, bic i'm Iuslanb
sebpren iinn, -dussebriidte, iprd6 er
bic 2fnii6t aus, bab man au fe6r ses
neigt lei, unsunebren, bdb ein iebr
srober Sbeil bisfer 8iireer nidt senii
senb 9lnbGnglidfeit fir bas amsrita=
niide Sbeal betunbste. sd bin aber
bafiir. bab alarRit seT6affcn iperbs, +"
Iastc er. .Oieienisen, Die 3nerit All
anberc Gambler benten. follen iih duf
bic cine Ssite itellen, uno bieienisen,
bic fir 9lmerita iinp, unter alien I'm
ltGnoen, ouf bic anoere Settle.
vSeoe politiIfe 5lnbluna in bieiem
2anbc, lpie aud isbe seie1idaftlide,
Iollte bi. Serdusforberuna Dss Settles
bes 9lmsritanismus gum 3rped bdben.
EinhalfSflaae eiuaereid,t /.
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8 abtDu mab Seaebue.

Die &epn6Iifaner in 9eaeuue
irben folgenoc aanbiOaten fir oe.i
5dlllrntb nomlnirt: I 8ar6: 8u3.
u. Utaitier; ,. @arb: Gbns. 9roof.
bdnf lInS @aItcr @oranflo; 3. @aro:
sSIr. McGlure; A. @SarO: 6. ".
Eobolo Bic Gcmofraten bo6en tis
jeBt no1 fcitc 2ioiien.annpention, in
pe!der aanhihatrn mir Den Sdy,l.
ratb nominirt mer6cn ioilen, einbt-
rlticn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12
W}atbma bunic.

aglu. 1T man BEL bsinsr iYirma NIT
biz hud aufrisbeng@
aehrIins; sd bsnie INNER. bic ipols
fen mid ipeabdbsn. bic f6iden mid
fat isben aas NIT srSbersn GsIbtss
trdstn sur poitl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-12

@etnSsen feiner Satin 2ouifa Belle.
ner, pelhe susleia als Seitamsntsz
poIlitrederin ernannt tpurbe.
- Die ftGbtiIhen @enter unb bic
0ffentli6en Sdulen bleiben beute am
Columbus Sag geidloHtn.
Serr Gbiparb Seters nnb Srdu=
lein Stella Yeder lpurben geitern in
Der Mltter @ottes Stride setraut.
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prdfiSent @ilipn
1SnrSrrt allc gmeriianer ani, ,neGr
ais neutral ipGbrenS oeS Nric.
ges 3n iein.

ben on 4meritd 5uerii
3u benton.
W afbin9t-oa n, .. s., II. Stt.
prdiioent Wilfon belt am Wontaa
seltsentli9 Der Jeier bes %. eSdbress
tagss Der @riinbung Der gereinigung
Der 50hter Der 9lmeritaniicben ReDos
luton cine 9ebe, in Der er aae ames
ritaner dufforberte, nit 8e3ug duf
ben europdifden &riea mebr als neus
tral gu fstn, unb unter alien nmfGn.
ben fir Gmerifd auerit unb alein
pdrtei gu erereifen. Der prdiibent
fdste, odb bic Der. Stddten ni4t nur
perfudt.h, fit benz, 2riese fern gu
baIien, ioHbsrg AUDI bic Jun0amsats
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Grei 8tmmer I'm i. Giod nit SetSnne.
gSniIer urb Gas in 2eie Jefferion slseHHe,
qurrupiue.
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20 on etberth ctr. Bier ich5ns atobs
3immer i'm 3. zipa nH cine rilbias 5nniilie.
Nnes In better CteuniG. aobsnfraeen aH
WIate.
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Wab6tn. beuifbes prS,tiianiii6es, filr al.
aemeine SuHsarbsii iir eiut Jauiilis pou 2
QeTfoHsH. $40 aGnrt Ctr.
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Rab6en fiir eaasGrhsit. stTei In etr ga
milie. DsuB gIidbrfaa unb 9uleiebInneen
tdben. Buies Setm Hub sriet Gpbn. 3i47
seeaoiHg gloab. eloonenle.
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gu permietbsn-aaben.

eaben nit 3immtr, aui fir Urn 8ocbs cher
gdderei. Ns6anfragen seie Snlliear aoe.
Ct. Bernnrb. Sig
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9aIiafsrrO itiss friib MorssHs auf
Rortb Sslano auf. Gssen 11.30
ipurbs feline Wafdius plSBlid unIsnis
lam unb itiir5te stipa cine 0ier!sImsiie
bonn llfer in bic gai.
Der 0erunsliidte mar 35 Sabre ali
unb bate ii4 erit i'm @priI oieIes Sab
reg psrbeiratbst.
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I @,rIanst-3u Ieiben.
gcrTanaf = wadnnIid
gerIaugt-@ -@eiblidj.

Wedbdsu. guiss. FIR Glaeneiue Sansdtbei
ssein gsoifen. Siiist gobn. 22oe JuI.on tos.
gaanui 1ils
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RGb6en flr dlIaemeiHe Saubarbeti In elmer
,sinsn Camille. ssI7 saai9rb ttre., elooH'
hale Tel aoon ss45'D.
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Sn 5inlmer.

.8ntiunb tret.8immsr. NIT eaS go.
1905 aogdn z rdbe. bo
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Rdbdeu fiit duaeusins Snnsorssii. go.
Qlsrrtcnt 6ebduoe, ggooebrru aIot. Enb gVe'
mhldu Cir, OF sgaInui SilIs.
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Fred. A. Erschell,
2cihcubritatter anb GinbaIiamircr
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

were held at the University of Illinois
last month four students from the Ha.
waiian islands were graduated and re.
ceiyed degrees. These were III. Al
Panhoe of Waimea, Hawaii, in evil
and railway engineering. bachelor OF
science; L. T. Lyman Of Kapoho, Ha.
wall. bachelor OF scfence IN agrfcul.
ture; J. 0. Yapp of Honolulu. bache-
Tor OF science In civil engineering,
and w s. c. Pung, bachelor Of science
and master Of science In railway en-
gineering. Wah Lam of Honolulu was
graduated from the Northwestern Uni
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY
Especial star-Bulletin Correspondence1

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 25.--
Miss Geneyieve Champ Clark, daugh-
ter OF the Speaker and Mrs. Champ
Clark, who is to be married to Mr..
James Thomson of New Orleans June
80, has received a wedding gift from
President Wilson of two silver COM
potes. They are OF hand wrought sill
yer, lined with gold, and stand about
ten inches high. The handles are
American eagles holding wreaths Of
laurel. Two cupids hold up the me.
dallions of the sides, which are en-
grayed with the initials &c. c. C." The
compotes have a fitted glass dish that
can be used for serving candies or
fruits, but when removed flowers can
be placed in them.
Among other interesting gifts are a
set of glass from Mrs. Samuel B..
Sheath, vice president of the woman's
federation clubs; chest of fat silver
from Pike county, Louisiana; two sill
yer dishes from Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Hearst: silver bread tray from
Representative j. Thompson Baker of
New Jersey and family, and silver
card tray from Mr.. and Mrs. David
Jayne Hili.
An interesting wedding took place
at Annapolis. Nd. when Miss Kathar.
Inc Marchand Nelson, daughter of
Commodore Valentine Sewer Nelson,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

left Honolulu on Monday Miss Cole
man is the daughter OF Capt and Mrs.
Shcrrard Coleman and viii remain In
San Francisco visiting the fair for
some months.
- - -
Mrs. John E. B,ird and her house
guests, Miss Annie Atherholt of Phila-
delphia and Miss Margaret H. Sisson
of Baltimore. Maryland. have returned
TO the city after two weeks tour of
the islands of Maui and Hawaii. Miss
Atherholt and Miss Sisson will be
with Mrs. Baird until her return to
the states the middle of August.
- - -
Miss Ruth Soper ana Miss Blanche
Soper are leaving next week In the
Hlilhelmina for San Francisco, where
they expect to remain for some
months. Miss Ruth Soper has re-
ceiyed her diploma from the Normal
School.
- - -
c9rter Gait, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Calf of this city. was re-
turning passenger In the Wilhelmina
yesterday morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07
FOUR H0N0LULANS ARE
GRADUATED AT ILLINOIS

When commencement exercises
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07
Dance AZ TIRE Moana.

Dance at the Moana.
The Moana Hotel was the scene OF
one OF the most important dances OF
the week on Monday. the official
Fourth OF July. Nine. N. Lester and
Mr.. Charles Ransford OF London,
two inc society ballroom exhibition
dancers, performed in style. New hest
tations, foxfrots and one-steps were
danced for the enthusiastic onlookers
and afterw ards tried By tie braYest of
them. Good music furnished by Ka.
ais quintet whiled away hour after
hour until early morning.
A number OF dinner parties were
given before the affair, one OF the
pretty hostesses being the popular
Miss Henrietta Schwartz, who is a
guest az the hotel.
Many gowns worn at the aft sir were
stunning and in the latest modes of
fashion. A goodly number OF the ma
irons, who were strikingly costumed.
wore evening hats. now the accepted
garb for dansapts.
Credit for the success OF the evening
is due to Manager Thiele. who spared
no effort to have everything as it
should be. II is expected that Nine.
Lester and Mr.. Rsnsford will appear
again, either at the Moana or the
Young.
- - -
An Engagement Of Interest.
OF interest 10 Honolulans comes the
announcement Of the engagement or
William Mayo NewhaIl to Miss Ger
trude O'Brien. Mr.. NewhaIl is a
brother of the charming Miss Marion
Newhall who returned to her mainland
home in the Sierra on Saturday. A
coast paper says:
The engagement OF Miss Gertrude
OBrien and William Mayo NewhaIi
was told at a dinner which Mrs. Smith
O'Brien gave On Thursday night. The
wedding will take place in August.
Miss 0'Brien is the only child of
the late William Smith o'Brien. On
her mothers side, her grandparents
are the late Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Buckley, who came to California in
1919 from Valparaiso. She was edu-
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Mr.. AND MRS. JACK LONDON
TO LEAVE HAWAII JULY II

Following fiye-months' stay in the
islands, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London
will return to their homie in California
in the steamer Ventura July II The
Londcn's visit In the ltlapds, coupled
with five-monthss cruise in the yacht
Roamer, makes 10 months that they
have been absent from the mainland.
Next winter Mr.. London plans TO
make trip through the islands of
the group, including Midway, in a