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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06
K4UMAKAPILI CHURCH (CONGRE
- GATI0NAL)
Rev. H. K. Poepoe, Minister.

Rev II. X. Poepoe, Minister.
Corner King street and Asylum
road
10 a. m.-Sunday School, Interna-
tional Sunday School Lessons, both
English and Hawaiian
4 $50 p. Christian Endeayor.
Service "Wednesday at 7:3o p. %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH

BeFetanla avenue near PunchboWI
street
Sunday services at IL a. m. and on
last Sunday of each month at Z: 30
p. m. Sunday school at AS a. m
In the absence OF Pastor Emil En-.
gelhardt. Isey, IL lsenberg will hold
services in the German Lutheran
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY a0i
PEACE. FORT STREET.

fRt Rev Libert, Bishop of Zeugma;
r. f.. Maximum. Proyinc.)
Sundays q. M, mass with sermon
in Portuguese; a. MS q. m, mass;
a. m, children's mass with sermon
in English; 1880 a. M. high mass
with sermon in Hawaiian; 1850. cat
echism in Hawaiian; 2 p. m, sodality
meeting; Z p. M. sermon In Portu-
guese; benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament
Weekdays-Masses at 6, $3.50 and Z
a m.
During Lent Fridays, Way of the
cross in English at 2 p. m, In Hawai-
ian at 8 p. M. in Portuguese at p. m.
ST. AUGUSTINES CHAPEL, Wal
XXI.
fRev. FIR. valentin In charge.D
Sundays a. m, mass with sermon
in English
j Fridays q: 80 p. m, catechism class.
Lent Way Of the cross on Fridays
at I:30 p. m.
CONVENT OF THE SACRED
HEART, KAIAIIIFI.
fReE. FL. Yalentin.1
Sundays a. m, mass; 1851 a. M.
mass with sermons p. M, Benedic-
ton Of the Blessed Sacrament
Weekdays Mass at q a. m. We'd
nesday. $50 p. m. ,catechism class.
During Lent Stations Of the Cross
on Fridays at p. m. !,
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, KALIHI-
wAENA.
Grew. FIR. Ulrich in charge
Sundays s: 80, mass with sermon,
Monday mass a. m, Thursdays, cat
echism class 2:30 p. M, Fridays dur
ing lent Stations of the Cross 3 p. m.
ST. JoSEPH'S CHAPEL, MOANA-
LUA.
fRev. FIR, Ulrich in Charge.)
Sundays a. m. mass with ser
mon; Tuesdays. mass a. N.
SACRED HEART CHURCH. WILDER
AVE. PUNAH0U.
fRev. Fr Stephen in charge)
Sundays a. m. mass with sermon
in Portuguese; 9 q. m. mass with ser.
mon In English and singing; Sunday
school 8 30 and 10 q. m.
Weekdays Fridays. mass at Z a..
M. Tuesdays and Thursdays, cate.
chism class.
During Ient-W Wednesdays, 7:30.
Way of the Cross, in Portuguese; Fri
days, 1880, Way of the Cross, in Eng
Iish.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06
HAWAII TO BE DRY
WITHIN TWO YEARS

DR.. Puriey A. Baker said IN his adj
dress at the opera house Sunday night
that II person were not satisfied to
live in prohibition territory he should
move out of the United States within
the next 10 years.
The local Anti-Saloon league pre-
diets that only two years win be nee
essary to make Hawaii entirely dry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06
KAKAIAHA0 GHURCH

Corner King and Punchbowf streets.
Sunday services II a. m. and 7.30
p. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:30 D. M.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
767 Kinau ST.

767 Kinau st.
Service, Sabbath school Sabbath
Saturday 10 a. M. Preaching III
o'clock Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening 1880. Also preaching Sunday
might at 1880. A cordial welcome to
all.
F, H. CONWAY, Pastor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06

The Spanish parliament authorized
the government to purchase four sub
marines for the Spanish navy from
builder In the United States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06
J had loved and won

Peekein. who had loved and won.
Once let This sentence fall:
lis better to have lived and lost
Than never to have lost at ALL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06
A Clean Scalp and Healthy Hair

Many Of your found that uxurant growth
soft and giossyand scalp free from dandru win
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06

F II. CONWAY, Passion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

mer, 6eren @egen6 6urd5ogen per'
ben ion, INN 3eihm1ngen ongegm-
gen. sue Garmer, nit einem @trei<
fen bon feds Meilen bei6erieits oes
5ufiinftigen @e9eredts io1en fir ie'
ben older ibrer Sarmer $3.50 GUILE
gen. a11f 6ieie @eiie iou elm 5onoS
bon $4,000 o%1fgebradt meroen fir
Sen Sou ser geplanten Strede, Die
cine 26nge BON 40 Meilen baben
miro.
&uron.- sieb5ebn Counties
boben bereits NM 3umeiiung bon
Mnsitelnngsraum auf Ser 6iesjabri-
gen Staatsfoir nndgeiudt. Sic oies<
jdbrige M~usitelung beripridt Die Be-
ite ibrer Mrt in @uoDofota gu mer<
Sen, tpo5u Die reife @rnte bon Ser
anlaiiung gibt.
Siour Sails. - 9ielige
sfon6inobier baben cine 8epeg11ng
in Gong gebram, Inn Den unterrldt
in ser n%ortpegi1den unb idtpeoiiden
gprade penigitens in Ser So6ihu.
lie gu peromlaiien. &c mrr6e Elm
6iesbe5iglihes @eiub on Sic @Hul=
bebor6e geri4tet.
Gunopa.- Clarence, ser r1eu.1
Sabre ulte Sobn Der 6nmilie Sobn
Dreper, tpurbe bon einem ibmeren
giiengetuidte ~getroffen, SOS bon e-
11er boben @in6miible berubHel. CT
trug babel idnuere 8erletungen i'm
@eiidte 6abon rn6 2dbmu1ng et1er
@orperbdlfte.
Memarf. - Mus bent bieligen
Noltnmte 1plr6en 8riefmorfen i'm
@ertbe bon 5000 n1b et1pas Boat
gels geroltbt. Stootsinipeftor 6.
ggge bon ct. Ho1lI lit bier sur l1n<
teriudung seq 5alles ei%ngetroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

faat, sic li@ lett getpeigert boben>
Die am 1. Stunt. fdnig getpeienen
[@teuern gu entridten,
groo It 0 n. - @erdfentnM
@teenerion bat an bqs Mrbeitsbepar<
tement in @nibingto einen erergi-
i9en @notelt teIegrnpbiert gegen 6ie
Observation-Disclosures bon @rmtearbei<
tern ouf @erlangen Ser fanqoii@en
@egierung,oie bebauptet, 6ie 2eute
feien oiterreidii@er Mbfnnft, aus
Canada entfloben ur6 miiBten BORT
Fin 6eportiert 1per6en. 3oblrei@e
.Tarmer in 6ieier, @egen6 %erflaren,
baB piele 6iefer 9e11te fin fiie bereits
felt 5tpolf Sabren gearbeitet baben.
MortbfieI6. - Sn elmer
Son6erobitimm1tng tpn1r6e Sic Sus<
gobe bon Bombs in @0be bon $19,<
600 nit 407 gegen SO @timrnen on
genommen; 6opor- mer6en $13,500
als Mntbeil ser @toot fir sic Nfla=
iterung. bes 8riidenpIobes nnb bon
bier 8Iods i'm @eiddftstbetle ber-
tpen6et meroem; ser @eit miro fir
&orf3tpede gebrm,M.
st. Charles. - Stint irrnge
2eute bon bier. tpar6en, als 5tpiiden
2etpi}ton unb @todton, ibr &raftma=
gen, bon, Ser @troBe obeliH+ uni, iih
uberi4ll1g, 6a,rd eineas> bonn felfigen
@trabesroatoe bori5onth. Hnous,
tpa94enoen+ 8oat11 bon iarSt iiderem
So6e gerettd, Dief Maidiner blib
ON, 6em 8oun1e, bdingen, nad6em, Tie.
iilh meridIngenY bate M1tor. Neqrfo1
uno Sobn @obn. su1r6er fdsver ber-
lett.
~ Smutonna.- Mlse iib Der
Mgent: ser &od 5slamb+8obn aaf flint
Minute1r aus bent 8iiros entfernt, ba-
te, tp4roe aus .bie{m Der, Srtbalt Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
Cine @%ieienfabne, nm 3ittel fir bic
&otbe ~&ren5+@delidaft 5u
idJaffen.

S1 Neeap Dorf lit unter Dem Yro-
%teftprotb bes beutiben 8otIhofters
Elm 6inon5a1sidub eebiloet moroen,
ser NIT @iiIfe elmer @ielenfobne, Die
SEN Namen u&aterlono" fiibrt, mtn<
Sc items cine Minion Murf iammeln
min INN oem l1nteritiit11ngsfono fir
@itttpen ltn6 @aiien oel1tid,er &rie-
ger neue Mittel 5u5ufiibren. Die
SABINE lit in 100000 Sabnenfeloer
eingetbeilt, lie u Son lang uno brett,
aauf oe1n Sic Monogromme ser &C.
ber BON $3.50 ODER mebr angebradt
meroen. @ir tperben in elmer ipd-
tercn M1,sgabe mbere @rfIdrungen
geben. SSn Mirneioto bat 81. Neter
Simons, @ertreter ser 9amburg-
Mnterifo=2imie, $40 iiibli6 2. Mpe.,
Minneopolis, sic SnmmIung bon
8eitragen iiber,1ommen. @er fid
fir sic Sade interellicrt, moge lih
an i'm tpen6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
Photo By American, Pzees. Association:
Illus dkinnordweteil.
MaimndDta.


@inno no. = @noben fonben
beim 6iiden bel Der @ienbabnbriide
sic 2eihe 6es felt. mebreren Gagen
permiiBten So SATIRE often @briition
@orbed; anideinenb lit Ser Mam
ber1ngludt. = Mlfreb @remtigm
nebit Srou unb Todterden iopie gb.
@rennigon un6 6raa1 tp11roen erbeb-
li6 berlebt, als ibr Mrttomobil iid
iiber cine 5ebn SUB bobe @6i6ung
binob iiberi6l11g.
@urren.-D Ser 20 Satire alte
Sormorbeiter Sobn Secor gerietb
NIT Dem redten 6nBe in 6as &C.
triebe elmer @aiolin=6uttermablma-
idine 1trb tp1r6e getootet. = @els
@nge bon Oslo, minn., lit to6t un6
GILBERT @alm bon 1Seatle, @ufb.,
liegt fdhper berlebt in einem bieiigen
&oipitm infolge zines &11tomobilun-
fnIes.
Nrairie. = @obert $40.
ie1ootp. Sobr Ser 6armerfamilie 81.
Moietotp, tpa1roe. bonn Slit. erfdlagen,
ole er a11f ser. Bnrm 6es @nI Sal
felhrim gu elmer Drefdmqfidine OF
beitete. @ein 8ru1er. Mnol6, un6
$p, 11iter fa1neni NIT Ieihten @erGe=
bunaen, 6ab0n.
/ &ibbing. = Ser. beige &C.
meinoerub bat> 6urb, abftimm11ng
bei9loifen, fir. Dos ndddfe Steuer<
Jolt sic, 5uIdiiTige 9adfbdta1erltng
por5ufdreiben. Dies lit einee iolde
bems 5Atpei Rro8ent unb mabtl ST. ,900<
600 aus, mobon. Der ueita1s grobte
EbeiI aa1fi Die Observation-Disclosures
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
yar,, A perpaAten

$50 Slider gtebforrn, 80 Mder mn
ter &flrg, so Ader grtes 8te|en.
lan6, Reft feires @eioelmt6 NIT a.
flodte,em breitem 3o,ln. @uter
Brnnren un6 geniigero BoKer auf
Der @eibe. S46ttes &du8 rn6 ,e,1d
Ston x SUB NIT $euItaH fiji
$50 Gonret, Sen. arbere CUTE &c
bdnoe. Diefe 1T cine a1lbergapobr.
lid quite Sorm ffiir Bieb- 5dafe- uno
Sdtpeineau@t Mdberes BEL s.. 3.
SdJr6ber, Grettttor Der Mei4. Mer.
ten &irterlaiieni9of, 81. Sofeph,
Neinn. 38-9t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
Nprb-Oafota.

2ang6on.- Die erite Sdtpei<
nedolera : epidemic in Mor6bafota
in bieiem Sabre lit urter Der 500
|'stiid groBen 3a1roc-Seriep=@eroe oes
S. S. Mabonep untpeit bon bier aus
gebroden. @ier3ig iin6 Der 5eude
erlegen; Ole itbrigen puroen geinpft
uno man bofft, Die meiiten erbalten
gu fonnen. Mlle @orbereitungen iin0
getroffen> elmer @erbreitung ser
aranfbeit bor5ubeugen.
ct. Bau1. = 3ie Blane 3meds
grridtllng zines e4Sammel-
ipei@ers fir Ole bielige equity 60
operative @rdange iin6 m1nmebr bon
Der Direftorenbebor6e g1ltgebeiBen
mor6en. S. 80. @noerfon uno 6. g.
9oftus, ct. Saul, be5m. Braiioe11t
un6 @eiddftsfibrer Ser @rdonge,
iotpie S: g. @oo6, Deering, 81. O.;
2ouis @oltimeir un6 @iqiam Slion,
@alleD @itp, 81. g., mur6en als ST.
ran3m1siduB- ernonnt. Ger 8m1
6irfte et1pa in 5tpei @o1en berge<
Bet urtos Die Mrbeiten f0m1tem oonrl
am 1. September a%ufgenomnren per<
Sen. Die Soften ii,1o befanntli4 auf
$150,00O bernniblugt.
6porbus. - Ser is MeiIe,a 0it,
lid bon bier oniaiiige 6armer Saeob
@oder tuur6e bon elmer 8in6emaz
fdine berabgeihleu6ert uno 10 idtper
perIekt, 6oB CT eine Stun6e ipater
l1torb: Die @ittme- unb mebrere &irt
Ser iherlebe11 i'm.
Glen nIIin. - Gin @olfen<
brud bot bier m Greitag 6os 8abn+
bett Der Mortbern Nocifie=8abn un<
tertpaiden, 10 6ab Die 3uge mebrere
|@tun6en lang aufgebalten tpa1r6en,
Biz ser Sdaoen tpie6er uusgebe1iert
tpor.
@ran6 Sorts. - 60. @run<
berg aus @reenbuib, Minn., 1T auf
Ser @troBe untpeit @olmes, 5man3ig
@eilen iu6neItli6 bon bier, an
@onnenitid geItorben.
8ismard.- 8eridte a11s anen
gbei1en bes Stootes beiogen, 6oB 6ie
beurige grnte iiber aues @rtparten
gut lit.
Sarge. - Sn elmer bon mebr
aIs 300 Berionen beiudten Ser
.iammlung,i n Ser equity" 9olle fam
einr 8efdluB CUR @rnabme, 6mrd ben
fiir sic MISUNDERSTANDING BEG freien
@edts Ser @e6e eingetreten, miro.
Das. &aItenr bon @eoen I'M Greien lit
bier berboten.
b @abr9afota..
1 @enter4biIIe. - Sir 6en 8a,1
eines;@ neutrality-suspicious. Herfelb5t
1teben @onosr in @obe bon. $4,000
5ur- @erfaguts, 6eren Ausgaber bon
Sen 8etpobnerst III elmer @onoerab
Thinning betpinigt, tpuroe.
b @bomb lain. - SIR Ben
8o1.t Ser. @erlangernnesftredea Der
Morles.M ir I@puntb-3meigitrede Ser
CT. Boul7 8abn bon 9late nod
Chamberlain tperDe,te iett sic 6ar=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

&aiienlooe 9erm1bt. @esleDt @enr1ep
als @inneapolis ama1rbe als Der Sbot
ber6ddtig perbqftet, felt ober ieoe
.Sdallo in Mbreoe.
@a ut ato Q. - Sa1liam Der 13,
iabrigeq Sobn BON @ittpe Soiepb
2amn1 1p1r6e berIebt, in6em er iein
6obrra6 5l1r i6ne4 permittels 8remie
anbielt. St fog uber. 6ie 4ueritm,
&c bintpeg1 un6 erlitt 6abei eine
i9mer5boue @un6e in Ser Seite.
@rooffton II. - Ote &atbolifen
in 5ertile baben nit Dem 8au elmer
neuen Stride %begonnen; Elm geeigne,
ter 8auplaB lit gu 6ieiem 3tpede &C.
idenH por6en.
@inneapolis.-Der &f,
@innepin County troden gu legen,
miro ont 81. un6 %. 6ieies Monats,
ernltli@ in Mngriff genommert. Sm'
flag, Sen 81. Muguit mer6en 6ie Mit<
glieoer ser 8iirgerliga, @eidaftsleu=
tie un6 6enm engliiden Seftenfir@ten
ongeborige @eiftltde i'm @eitzSotel
5ufammer tafeln, pobei beim Nadr
tii9 Der Shlobtplan enttporfen tper-
Ben fou: &idter u. 81. &ol1od bon
Sarge, 81. s., 1T ols 9auptre6mer
borgeieben. @rgoa1bernel1r San Cont,
Brafi6ent Ser 8iirgerltga, miro Ben
@orfib fiibrem. Sonntagobeno, Ben
%. Mugp1E foG Damn int @eit-&otel
cine groBortige Gemonitrotion itat-
ffinoen in @etalt elmer Mafienper=
fmmlung. Ml1Ber @idter &ollod
fou nod Ser &ongrebobgeor6nete
S. Gent cine Mnfpro4e on Die
tro6ene @%erfammlung balten.
kinder acnroion
MACH FLETcHER'S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
Tar,n at b~erfamfen!

Cine 6orm bon 1870 Slider NIT
%fdmmtliden @ebdulidfeiten, BET Der
Stobt Melroie gelegen, 511 bertmlfen.
@egen M6berem men6e man it4 an
BEN @igentbiimer.
39-4t Gonrab Sprenger,
Melroie, Minn St. S. 8. $50. 2.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

8iltiam s. 8rba,n 1T befauntli@
in iei1nem 2eber fdon bel geIoufen,
uber tpen,1. CT nit sen &uIIen Inn 6ie
@ette, lol,fen miiBte, tpiir6e er
idtperIid Dor ibren ans 3ieI font
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
Weber Jewelry & Music
Company.
@d@te 9bare sur Yotofttee.
St. Cloud, - MINI.
&eoefreibett.

Yer VdlIe1H e11Hr euIeH. 1tluI ulbb
nomiueaen, @olfsberridaft lit Sic Ste,
befreibeit. Sic &egierung in einem
&oIfsitaat lit bas Organ 0es &C.
iammtpolfes, nidt BLOB 6as Organ
elmer 5ufaaig iiegrei6en @orteimolo'
ritdt; ionit batten mir ia nidt
golfsberriboft, ion6ern bielmebr
9orteiberridaft. 8enn aber Dos
o~rsfiibret1oe Organ bes @olfsmiqens
feinen 3peden entipreden6 banbeln
ion, 10 muB es &enntniB nebmen BON
SEN Stimm11ngen uno Str0mungen
Der 0ffentliden Meinung, I'M 6ieien'
eemdb sen Ours ietner &an6lun9en
ein3uridte1.. % ober lit Die &e6e-
freibeit unentbebrIih benin n1r auf
biee Beiie form 6iea @esierunes bon
ben 8ian19enI 6es @olfess unterridtet
Der6en.
Cine 9entofrotie, mo- Die @ebefrei-
belt, beidyrdrrf miro, mub, IN cine
9sronnei in, eineY @infurberfdqf,
idIimmlter Mrt a11sorten. Derm bort
miro idronfenlos, Die 8artei, Die iid
I'M Amte befin6et, na9e ibrem Gut
ounfen ban6eln, SSn einem. 8olfs'
itnote gibt .es namliA 1idt, cine ,iiber
oen Harteien- itebe1r6e .@egierung. Die
mebr ODER miu6er mirffam Die ST.
tere}len oes. ~@eiammtpoltes pertritt;
Die ietpeiIige, @egierung, I'M @olfs'
itaate lit n%otbmenoiger @eiie 8ortei=
r%egierung. Tim hidt, @iGtirberr~
idaft- gu merben, ma1b, iie besbalb
Elm @egengetuidt baben; un6 bas fin.
oct lie in ser &eoefreibeit.
Die ~regierenbe &artei lit nidt iber
jebe &ritif erbaben; Die an6eren be-
ltebenoen 8arteien baben bos. &edt
&ritif 5u iben an Ser momentanen
6egierung, neil 6ieie eben n11r Hars
teiregierung lit un0 oeSbalb m6t
1ah einem umfalienben 8olfspro-
gramm, ion6ern nielmebr na6 einem
Earteiprogramm regiert. Do Die nidt
r%egieren6e 8arteien aber fem off
5ielleS Organ baben, 6urd meldes lie
ibren ginflub auf 6en @a1g, Der Ste,
gierungsgeiddfte m1siiben fornen, 10
muB 6ieles gei9eben 6a1r9 811n6ge,
bung, ibrer Mniidten un6 @iin}9e in
Meoe unb. Sarift.
IS lit notiirIid bon ieber Dos 8e.
ftreben berri6en6er Borteien getnelen,
Die 0ppoiition gum Sdtpeigen gu
bringen, I'M. uneeit0rt 8nrteipolitii
uno 8infelpoIitif treiben 5u b;nnen.
@elinet. ibnen, 6oS, 10 lit es NIT ber
@olfsberridaft gu .enbe;; iie perm0gen
es Damn iiht 6a,1ern6 in. Ben tpihtigen
Staatsamtern feit3uieben, lin6 6ie 81,
gel Der &egierung in ben Sanben gu
bolten. Dns III, 6os Grab Ser eaten
2emofrntie. Dober ,i1t Die @e6efrei,
bet- 10 lngemein tpidti9 in einen,
golfsitaat. Sic lit Ger gberubim,
Der NIT flammenbem Sdtpert am
Ebore Bee, 8aro6ieies Ser 8oItsfrei.
belt itebt uno Der Meaioritdtstpinfur.
herr{daft un6. Der, 8arteitpramei 6en
@intritt bermebrt. @enn btneegen
bieier i@nbenoe @r3engelo fliegen
mpB, Damn 3ieM @erpiift1lng, ein in
6os 8oro6tes Ser 6reibeit. BOLTS.
berrfdoft lit; 6onn cine boble. 8braie.
An lire @teue tritt elm 6riidenoer
un6 b~eflemmenber $errorismlis. She
Brefie, 6ie i'm, Dienite Der &egie'
r11nespartei itebt, gebdroet fi@ aIs
unfeblbor un6 idreit ieoe gegentbei,
lige MeinungsdrBerung nie6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
Sic teoeutuu9S=
poaTe Mrteit, Die
mir perri@ten

SIT, leibenbe Mueen in 9eiun6e Muz
gen nit Der 6llfe BON 8riQen um=
5udn0ern.
Diele Mrbeit ertpartet lpe3ieQe
@prefalt ieitens beS Optiters.
Sbre @idtieteit fam, faum iiber=
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creek. More noise than the 300 mil makes on a wet day.
 The Treadwell baseball team is com- posed of bright, hearty young men who all have ambitions higher even than winning fame and fortune on the dia- mond. They are clean, respectable young fellows, who work every day and earn their living by the sweat of their face. If we stop to think about it, they are playing a class of baseball seldom euualled in small towns and sometimes not in league games. Compare the record of the Sunday game, which is added to this article, with the work of the big leagues as shown in the Sound dailies, and you will understand. Again the Treadwells are clean, live clean and play clean ball, and that is to their credit also.
 A feature of baseball is the "winninR streak" such as Juneau has and may hold for game or two. But let us wait, Bill. Little lucky incidents often decide a close game, and they are not always on one side of the fence. Our time will come. Let us be good losers the test of a true sport And when we win they will hear our yell as far as c,t.,,,,,,ov, Crndovfe eoOra.
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-30
The Town Council

The Douglas town council met at the town hall Monday night. A petition from the residents of Second street for the replanking of that thoroughfare above the bridge was referred to the committee on streets and public prop. erty.
 A proposition from Jerry Jerome to install a fire alarm system was laid on the table. Mr. Monte Snow was elect ed city assessor. The clerk was given instructions tO order an account book for the town treasurer. Morgan & Co.,, proprietors of a ferry, appeared and asked ou what terms they might use the float at the city dock. The council decided that the float was built for the accommodation of the public, that it was free, and that the ferryboat might use it the same as anyone else, but was not entitled to special privileges
 Hugh Tracy. Fred Hastings and R. W. Fairbanks were appointed special policemen for July 5th. The council will meet at o'clock on Friday even. ing to pay labor bills.
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-30
Baseball Depression

Two more games have been taken.by the Juneau baseball team during the past week and the bug on Douglas Island is in deep gloom. Last Thurs day at Juneau the score was Juneau 6, Treadwell 8; and the Island fans came home with faces long drawn and tears in their eyes. Still a little spark of hope remained that the Sunday afternoon game at Treadwell would be different. But the Sunday afternoon game destroyed all hope, and the fual score, after battle lasting eleven in uiugs, was Juneau 4, Treadwell 3.
 Island fans have now come to the conclusion that they have been nursing a false hope which has turned and bit them in the other leg. Our baseball team is of no more use than Tom Me Douald's dogs. They look good and are we'll fed, and that's about all that can be said. There is even talk of drown ing them-we don't mean the dogs The pitchers can't pitch and the felders are rotten, and hitters never hit when they should hit Therefore we are lost. Oh, me! Oh, myl
 Tit were not for our terrible intereet in the success of the Treadwell team, we could say that Sundays game was a fine exhibition, and until the first half ofthe ninth Treadwell had it coppered to win. Then Juneau slipped in two runs and tied the score. The tenth in- ming was a tight one for both teams and in the eleventh Juneau grabbed one more and won. It was a good, close game and the shouts of the spec- tators could be heard plainly at Lawson
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-30

Through the upsetting of a canoe in the rapids below Turner lake last Sun day, Carl Johnson and Carl Holmquist of Treadwell narrowly escaped drown ing. The canoe hit boulder aud the two young men were thrown into the rushing waters. Johnson managed to reach the bank, but immediately plung- ed in again to help Holmquist who had not been SO fortunate. He reached him after a hard struggle and finally both men were dragged from the stream in a completely exhausted condition by Graham aud Fortune.
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-30

Because the 4th of July this year falls on Sunday the big celebration on Douglas Island will be held on Monday However, the literary exercises will be held on Saturday evening at the Tread we'll Club, to which every body is in. vited. From an early hour Monday morning until late at night the eagle will scream for joy. The merchants of Douglas have been warned not to sell large flrecrackers that may be danger ous to life, and SO we have reason to hope that the children will be safe and the grown folks sane on that day. Let ms all go in for happy time and laugh and sing, and be kind to everybody, that they may also enjoy the day. American citizens have a right to be happy and glad because of the peace and liberty which we are enjoying in this fair country. The only cloud to mar our great happiness is the thought of the misery that has come to our brothers in the countries across the sea. But let us not dull our spirit of en thusiasm by sad thoughts, for we want this day tO be one of untrammeled joy to the young, who in such a short time must take up the burden of care that comes to all. Let this day be full of happiness and kindly cheer, for on the morrow we must again fit our shoulders Go The yoke
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-30
Woman's Club Elects Officers

At the regular meeting of the Doug las Island Woman's Club, held yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thos. V. Connor, permanent officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Thos. V. Connor; vice. president, Mrs. George Hewitt; secre tary, Mrs. Geo. Hamilton; board of directors, Mrs. l.. s. Ferris, Mrs. John Penglase and Mrs. John Henson.
 The subject of the days program, "Rex Beach" brought forth very inter esting reviews of "The Barrier" and "The Spoilers" A specially contributed article, with a photograph of the author and a letter in which he voiced his great faith in the future Of Alaska, was read The author expressed the opinion that even though he had written of so many phases of our territory, be thought great novel was yet to be written, with Alaska's political history as it's foundation.
 The next meeting of the club will be held at the residence of Mrs. l.. s. Fer ris in Treadwell, Tuesday afternoon, July 13. The program for the day will be as follows: Norway" Mrs. George Anderson; "Greig, Ibsen and Bjorn son." Mrs. c. Roene; "Jenny Lind and Christine Nilsson" Mrs. David Chrs- toe; Sweden" Mrs John Henson.