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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

INEg-I.& NHaFma
5toate @aibington abgereiit, 100 er
lei1l ferneres @liif al eriegen er'
bofft. - gines ser belten 9feroe bes
elmer 2abr pere1oete eines Cages
p%erga1gener @ode. Sobn WeD-
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miro am Is. MGr5 feline betpegli6e
Sabe perlteigern unb Damn NIT Sa.
mile iein &eim nob Sant Centre
berlegen.
Samf @apibs.
Die 9ireftoren ser Benton County
6air Mliociation bielten Dienltagnad-
mittag im 8eiiein 6eS &errn 81. s.
Eurrittin, bes Superinten6enten Ser
Stoatsbonten cine @%eriammlung, in
mel6er sic Hldne fir Sic i'm @ep-
TENDER 1tottfinoenbe County : 6oir
geidmieoet tpa1rben. = Sn ieinem
bieligen &eim lit am Dien%i tagmorgen
6rou g6rarb 2etfor6 %geitorben. ST.
rem@atte11 binterldBt Sic geritorbene
orei @obme, bie bier ibr &eim babem.
Sic tpl1rbe Dor 81 Sabren inn 5taate
@isconiin geboren, bon mo- Tie NIT
ibrem Gotten in 1902 ibr @etm nod
&opibs berlegte, no tie auge-
mein i'm bobem Mnieben itan6. Sic
8eer6tgung ftnbet bon ser bteiigen
gpiscopalfirde aus itatt.
ct. Martin.
l1nier 8l1tterma6er &tdnrb Gal
ling bat li6 leBten Montag nod Mfin<
1reopolis begeben; bon BORT 5uriidge-
tebrt, miro er it@ in Neu-Meiin9en
nie6erlalien, mo er sic Stelle 6es 8ut=
termaders in Ser 6armers Creamery
gu einem g1ten 2obn iibernommen
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letter ISOLDE i'm Dienft 6es Clinton
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

ld)dften na1 Minneapolis. - @briit.
@auid beiorgte oieie @ode ben
Sdnloiltrift 1876 NIT bem 1totbigen
8rennbol5.
Sauf Centre.
Neter @aSpar0 nar lebte @oae
neridieoene Gage in ct. CLOUD, tpo
er lib in @eibaften umiob. St per-
legte erit Dor Elm paar Monaten fem
@eim bon ser County &auptitaot
nad) Su1f Centre, un6 es i6eint er
iebnt iib mieoer na@ 6enTleii6topfen
ct. CLOUDS. = Srau S. 81. Sb0n-
boff eritattete lebte ISOLDE nit ibrem
Siinglten in ct. Soiepb b%ertpanot-
u11o freunoi9aftlide 8eiude. - DuS
g%eieoerreiBen 6es alten S~pernba1ieS
lit bonn @ontroftor Mn6erlon boultan=
sig beiorgt. Dan1it lit cine an Sat-
rer reide Sto6tmtarfe BEN gr6booen
gleid) gemadt. = s.. 81. Stenger Don
Mmoon, g. g. lit bier gu langerem
9eiu6 eingetroffen.
Mbpn.
@ieltge @ertpan6te erfreuten iid
oes 8e1u9es bes &errn $. S. 2erar3
bon 5orbolm> q. g., tpel6er cine gt-
neutrality-suspicious. S@meine nad
@ubtSt. HauI bradte un6 6ieie @e-
legenbeit benubte, bier feline @ufnar-
tung gu MAIDEN. Ct lit 59mager Ser
bier mobnen6en @itttpe MQbren.
81. Mntbung.
Clinton GremerS, melder 0rei Sabre
lang cine MISUNDERSTANDING in
@ran5burg, g. g., betrieb, bot bo=
ielbit ousperfauft unb lit bier nit
ser Mbit6t eingetroffen, in ct. Mn-
tbonp, Dem 0te ieiner @eburt, iet1.
&eim tpie6er gu MAIDEN. @omit er
iib in Ser 8ufunft bei@dftiigen miro,
lit ibm ielbit nod Elm &dtbiel. Sim
leBten Samlto ma9te ct In Beglet-
tung ieineS 8ru6ers Sobanm etnen
geihaftliben Mbiteder na@ ct.
CLOUD. = @arI @ero6s lteB zines
Cages pergangener @ode Ben Srans-
port elmer bon ibm berim6ten @iien=
mabmpagenla6ung @teb 6ur6 IS. SC.
@dinoler bon Mlbanp na@ Su6ISt.
Ha11l beiorgen.
MaDbe1u 2afe.
Mma Manrer, tpel9e bel ibrer IN
Slice mobnen6en Sdmelter 5u 8eiud
nar, lit ute6er 5rriidaefebrt. = Sc
lena Tbielen bon Snuf Centre befin=
set iid bier BEL @ernan6ten gu @afte.
- @ernbar6 @orger b%erian6te lebte
ISOLDE ietne &ausbaltungsgegenltan6e
na6 @pnmere, g. g., tpobip linn
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norbrineenben 6dmorrboiben Iei6en. i@idt mir
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gutt ielbit oabeim 6urdb bic neue gtnfduge=Be
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6ieer 9ein1 sBebaublung fret sum 8eriuh suidf.
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aber iaet an6eren bon bieiem anerbieten. Streibt
6eute an Mrs. M. Summers. Box SIP, South
Bend. Ind.
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Town Of st. Augusta.
SUPERVISOR. L. Schlagheck.
Assessor-Henry Schulz.
Clerk-Dick Witte.
Freasurer-Fred Meyer.
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81 b~erfamfen.

81 b~erfanfen.
gdte meiBe @pnbotte 8ruteier
bon gutter @erihie6enbeit> bon CUR
Strut b~efabigten @ennen gelegt. Mad-
5ufragen BEL 3eter Braun,
st. g. SEQ. 3, Belgrade, Minn.
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County geboltene @iunge= nn6 Eotpn=
@abl getana1t tper6en NIT Musnab=
me iener 1T 6rei &ilIoges, mo Sic
@abl fir sic ug%eaiien" o6er fir sic
uGrodnen" 31 enti9et6en batte.
Die ertpdblten Sotpn= un6 8iuage=
8eamten. fins pie folgt:
Town Of Grove.
Experimentation Woeste, Her
man Nathe (for one year to succeed
Been Ellering elected county commits
sioner).
Clerk-Ben Whelage.
Treasurer-Henry Meyer.
ASSESSOR. Everslage.
Constable-Chas. Fuchs.
Justice-John Bonemeyer.
Village of Spring Hill.
President-Peter Welmann.
Trustees-Mike Spaeth, Henry
Lembeck, Fred Ayres.
Recorder-Leo Glitter.
Treasurer-Chas. Bohlet.
Town of Wakefield.
Supervisor-Phillip Thull.
Clerk-Nic Wenner.
Treasurer-Chas. Weber.
Assessor-Peter Lutgen.
Constable-Peter Lewis.
Village of Cold Spring.
President-Ferdinand Peters. i
Trustees-N. P. Wenner, F. B..
Stein, Peter Pfepsen.
Recorder-C. C. Gilley.
Treasurer. P. Maurin.
Justice-Jos. Peters.
Village of Metre Grove.
President-Herman Imdieke.
Trustees-Nick Brang, II. H. Meyer,
G. Meyer.
Recorder-H. Schulzetenberger.
Treasurer-Henry Imdieke.
Justice-John Bonemeyer.
Town of Lake George.
SUPERVISOR. A. Anderson.
Clerk-Jos. Nichols.
Treasurer-Frank Schultz.
Assessor-Ed Smith.
Constables-James Odds, John Mich
olas.
Justices-James Bruce, V. Och.
Town Of krain.
Observation-Disclosures Ernst.
Clerk-C. A. Boerger.
Treasurer-Joe Manth.
Assessor-John Kropp.
Constable-Chas. Geads.
Justice-Henry Stueve.
Town of st. Joseph.
Supervisor-Andrew WalZ.
Clerk-John Lauermann.
Treasurer-Fred Schroeder.
Assessor-Martin Schroeder.
Constable. w. Baloh.
Justice-John Oster.
Village of H%oIdingford.
President-W. 3. Murphy.
Trustees-Danus Nielejeski, j. Hay
mes, P. Herder.
RecOrder-Peter Well.
Treasurer-Joe Winkler.
Constable-George Viehauser.
Justices-C. o. Nelson, A. Memmer.
Village of st. Joseph.
President-Joe Winter.
Trustees-Jos. Staller, Jos. HE
menZ, VIM. Kallnes.
Recorder-John Lauermann.
Treasurer-Mike Loso.
Town of Holding.
Supervisor4H. Becker.
Clerk-Peter Well.
Assessor-H. Young.
Village Of st. Anthony.
Presfdent-H. Kraemer.
Trustees-Joe Menth, VIM. Oehrlein,
John Rosen.
Recorder-C. A Boerger.
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President-Fred Brewer.
Trustees-A. Blait, Mike, Caylor, c..
R. Nelson.
Recorder-L. Engel.
Treasurer-C. D. Brewer.
Town of Maine Prairie.
Supervisor-Mike Loesch.
Clerk. Engel.
Treasurer-C. D. Brewer.
Assessor-W. H. French.
Constable-L. F. Wade.
Justice-W. J. Walters.
Village Of %PaynesviIIe.
President-John Niehring.
Trustees-Albertson, johnson, Hell
merdinger.
Clerk-John H. Haugen.
Treasurer-W. E. Schultz.
Constable-L. Trumble.
Justice-John Haugen.
Town Of P%aynesviIIe.
Supervisor-WiM Schultz.
Clerk-A. e. Bugbie.
Assessor-Fred Schultz.
Constable-A. Kraemer.
Village Of Albany.
ASoAOSAC- OO0. AOAAAC1s
Trustees-Fred w. Christen, w. J..
Lenartz, A. Evans.
observation-disclosures Tomasek.
Treasurer-A. Besemann.
Town Of Albany.
Supervisor-John Griggs.
Clerk-Henry Blenker.
Town Of Getty.
Supervisor-Alex Botz.
Clerk-Jos. Wehlhe.
Treasurer-D. C. Flahaven.
Assessor-Albert Kind.
Constable-B. T. Flahaven, George
Cole.
Justices-Chas. Vieder, John Lau-
Town Of Brockway.
Supervisor-Roy Bylle.
Clerk-John Welne.
Treasurer. j. Knettel.
For assessor the vote was very
close, Vincent Hylee winning over P.
B. Blenkusch by a vote of 81 to SO.
Constable-Roy P%etternell.
Justice-John Lair.
Village of St. Stephen.
President-James L. Justin.
Trustees-Jos. Blenkusch, John
Schumer, Anton Schumer.
Clerk-P. B. Blenkusch.
Treasurer-Frank Vogt.
Town Of Lake Henry.
Supervisor-Mike Wiebner.
Clerks. Brick.
Treasurer-Martin Vogt.
Assessor-Ed. Hess.
Constable-Frank Ernst.
Justice-Wm. Wendtlandt.
Village Of Lake Henry.
President-Mike Kraemer.
Trustees-Matt Miller, John Yaeger,
S. Meyer.
Recorder-Nic Miller.
Treasurer-John Lieser.
Village Of Brooten.
President-N. I. Nelson.
Trustees-O. o. Kittleson, o. ]. An
derson, R. Schamberger.
Recorder-M. F. Refine.
Treasurer-C. o. Knuteson.
Town Of Zion.
Supervisor-R. A. Koepp.
Gerk-Fred G. Niehring.
Treasurer-Frank Heinke.
Assessor-Wm. Arndt.~
Constable-O. F. Theel.
Justice-Fred C. Niehring.
St. Cloud Town.
Supervisor, 3 years-John Streitz.
Clerk. j. Hess.
Assessor-E. Kuhn.
Justice of Peace-Mat Weyrens.
Roadmasters-Paul Tzwik, N. Lair.
Town Of Munson.
Supervisory. H. Rolfes.
Clerk-P. P. Ruegemer.
Assessor-Val. Becker.
Treasurer-Gerhard Braegelman.
Justice-Bernard Knese.
Constable-John Kost.
Village Of Richmond.
President-John Lang.
Trustees-M. E. Gross, l.. P. Hen
nes, John Frank.
Recorder-Jos. Vogt.
Constable-Nick Hennes.
Justice-Ben Knese.
Treasurer-Fridolin Wurst.
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Treasurer-Henry Kicker.
Justice-H. Young.
Town Of Oak.
Supervisor-Henry Michael.
Clerk-Frank Ireland.
Treasurer--Herman Rose.
Assessor-A. H. eau.
Constable-John Laclair.
Justice-Jos. Hoppe.
Village Of Freeport.
President-P. F. Benolken.
Trustees-Hubert Thelen, Herman
Rose, Henry Woebkenberg.
Recorder-Frank IRELAND.
Treasurer-Roy Adrian.
Constable-Frank Bishoff.
JUSTICE. s. Botz.
Town Of lie Sank.
Supervisor-Alfred Item.
Clerk. L. Sartell.
Treasurer-Matt Lair.
Assessor-Wm. Sartell.
Constable-Matt Arm.
Village Of st. Martin.
'fFeSlQenC-Val. Haenn.
Trustees-John Mondloch, Matt Bar.
thel, George Mohs.
Recorder-H. A. Hoehn.
Constable-Jos. Wire.
JUSTICE. G. Diekmann, Ed. A.
Linster.
Village Of Rockville.
President-John Meinz.
Councilmen-John Weismann, Jos.
Mertes, H.. w. Witte.
Recorder-Theo. Meinz.
Treasurer-Jos. Bruning.
Justice of Peace-Peter Garding.
Constables-Al Krebsbach, John
Theis.
Town Of Rockville.
Supervisor, 3 years-Barney Met
ers.
Clerk-Jos. Kirsch.
Treasurer-Jacob Weisman.
Assessor-Jos. Schaefer.
Justices of Peace-Adolph Item and
Make Reiter.
Constable-Jos. Mayer.
Town Of Raymond.
superintendent Essler.
Clerk-George Rooney.
Treasurer-John Meyer.
Assessor-A. A. Arneson.
Constable-Henry Eeagen.
Justices-Fred Kubejek, James D.
Rooney.
Town Of Luxembourg.
Supervisor-Nick Stein.
Clerk-Cater' Whitfield.
Treasurer-Wm. Hommerding.
ASSESSOR. Schwartz.
Village Of st. Nicholas.
President-J. Theisen.
Trustees-John HELM, John Kra-
sine, r. Frank.
Recorder-Peter Whitfield.
Treasurer-Wm. Hammerding.
Town Of Lynden.
SUPERVISOR. F. Barrett.
Clerk. H. Wells.
Treasurer-C. H. Thole.
Assessor-C. N. Valley.
Town of Sank Centre.
Supervisor-John Brommenschenkel
Clerk-C. D. Wilcox.
Assessor-Chas. horton.
Village of Belgrade.
President-C. M. Iversly.
Trustees-H. M. Wohleb. ]. L. Cal
lander, D. A. Anderson.
Recorder-Ole Hendrickson.
Treasurer. w. Koltter.
Town of Crow Wing.
Supervisor-Ole Strand.
Clerk. T. Knuteson.
Assessor-Frank Schmitt.
Town of Ashley.
Supervisory. H. Plschow.
Clerk-C.. w. Parker.
Treasurer-August Werham.
Assessor-John Gray.
Town of Fair Haven.
Supervisor-John Luehmann.
Clerk-R. j. Baldwin.
Treasurer. H. Baldwin.
Assessor-B. H. Vandervort.
.Constable-C. J. Froelich.
Justice-Henry Low.
Town Of Eden Lake.
Supervisor-Wm. Rexford.
Clerk-M. Malrich.
Treasurer-Mike Neseler.
Village Of Eden Valley.
observation-disclosures.
Trustees-Rolphus, March, Brand
ley.
Recorder-W. R. Salisbury.
Hreasurer-Nick Stoffes.
Justices-O'Brien, Kelley.
Town Of St. Wendell.
Supervisor-Andrew Kosel.
Clerk-N. B. Rassier.
Treasurer-John Seifert.
Assessor-Robert Capser.
Constable-John Hirschfelt.
Justice-John Viehauser.
Town Of st. Martin.
Sunervisors-N p. MCGOWAN. p.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-12-08
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Mr.. Rafteseth was a Warren visitor
Tuesday.
Clara Johnson called at Iverson,s
Wednesday,
Mrs. G. Nakken was Viking Wis
itor Thursday.
Carl Mellem was caller at Styr-
lund's Tuesday.
Mrs. Flodstrom returned to Viking
Monday morning.
Mrs. I. Mellem called at John Sor's
Monday afternoon.
Olaf Tappegaard left for Thief
River Falls Tuesday.
Axel Axelson made trip ii Thief
River Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. Iverson, returned from Middle
River Tuesday evening.
Miss Ethel Styrlund called at o.
Anderson's Tuesday afternoon.
Mabel Mellem made a visit at E.
Anderson's Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Z. Mellem made a visit at S.
Svenson's Wednesday afternoon.
Marie Hellquist returned from
Thief. River Falls Friday morning.
Miss Clara johnson returned from
Thief River Falls Wednesday morn
ing.
Charley Sagmoen returned 20 Holt
Monday to resume his work as a car
penter.
Miss Marie Hellquist and Clara
Johnson left for Thief River Falls
Monday.
Mrs. o. Anderson and Mabel Mel
lem called at c. Sagmoen's Tuesday
evening.
| Mrs. E. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs,
E. Blomberg were visitors at C. Sag
moen's Wednesday.
| Mrs. B. Rannum, Hilda Opseth and
| Clara Nelson called at Mrs. Nord-
| hagen's Wednesday evening.
Minda and Tom Thompson arrived
Wednesday morning from Middle
River to visit with Ed. VERSIONS.
| A large crowd attended the basket
social in the Rosewood hall Friday
evening. A good time is reported.
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The Person boys called on C.. An
derson's Sunday.
P. O. Landen left for Winnipeg
lost Thursday on a short trip.
P. Skoglund and family are enjoy
ing their new home very much.
J. Haugen left for Minneapolis to
see his wife, who is there doctoring.
Too late for last week.
r. Ingalls, visited friends in Fol
dahl over Sunday.
R. Olson and R. Lefon, of Drayton,
visited at A. Bergstrom's on Monday
and returned to Drayton on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Gutekunst, Of Dray-
ton and Miss Emma Allen spent
Thanksgiving at Bergstrom's home.
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Last Friday the high school pupils
had the privilege to listen to fine talks
by President Vincent, Mr.. Phillips,
and Mr.. Barnes. Doctor Vincent, of
the Minnesota University, gave an
address on the value Of education. 1t
was one of the finest addresses War
rem people have ever heard.
The Sophomore cooking class serv-
ed four-course dinner at five thirty,
Friday evening to tWenty-one guests.
The guests Of honor were President
Vincent, Inspectors Phillips and
Barnes, and Judge Grindeland. Others
who were present were: the county
superintendent Of Kittson and Mar
shall counties, the four high school
superintendent, the three graded
school superintendent, and the War
rem school board The decorations
and menu were carried out largely in
yellow. The new school linen and
silver were used and contributed
much to the beauty Of the tables.
The mattresses elected by the class
We're: Agnes Berget, Florence Gust
Alison, Gladys Mitchell, and Valborg
Halvorson.
+ The Domestic Science department
had an exhibit of sewing and home
project reports for the benefit of the
inspectors.
The lady teachers of the High
school building were entertained by
Miss Baker Monday night at six
o'clock, in the Domestic Science
rooms
! A sacred concert will be given by
the Warren Oratorio chorus, Monday,
december thirteenth.
On account Of the shortage of Civic
books, Miss Stitt made arrangements
so that two people could study from
one book. The next day in Civics
class the following was heard: Mr..
Mitchell, "Dagny, with who have
you been studying =" Dagny, tAdolph
Johnson" Mr.. Mitchell, "Dids Miss
Stitt couple you up that way"
Dagny, as unconcerned as ever, . es,
sir"
! The normal girls are attending the
teachers institute at the court house
this week. The leaders Of the work
are Mrs. Sewell and Miss Grace Sher-
wood.
The high school music books are
now being used by the teachers at the
court house.
Mr.. Mitchell was a very frequent
visitor at Miss Bakers cookie box,
that is, as long as there was some
thing in it.
Milton Warner is in the hospital,
very ill., We trust he will soon be
better.
Mr.. Ward has placed very at
tractive program and frame in the
upper hall.
The boys have been busy of late at
the skating rink The Sophomore
class spent two periods working there
Monday.
Mr.. Neraal had stereoptican pic
lures of animals for his Monday
classes.
| The English two debates Monday
were both decided in favor of woman
suffrage The services of the judges,
4 Rev. Knutson, Rev. Bartholow, Mr.
Neraal, Mrs. George Bernard and
| Mrs. Sandberg were very much ap-
preciated. We should like to see
|more outsiders at these debates, even
though room may be at a premium
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-12-08

Perfect womanhood depends on
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girl. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
clears the complexion, reddens the
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hollows. Start tonight. 35c Tea and
Tablets. Warren Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-12-08
A WORD FOR MOTHERS

Itisa grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer in
silence-this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
1fyour work is firing; if your nerves are
excitable; if you feel languid, weary or
depressed, you should know that Scott S
Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
It possesses in concentrated form the
very elements to invigorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves
and build strength.
Scott's is Strengthening thousands of
mothers-and will help you. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine Bloomfield. NJ.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-26
ASSOCIATED Press
d. 8. SUGGESTS LIFTING
MINES FROM SEA LANES.

WAtHtNGIQNS y. S.s REP. 20
The United States has suggested, in-
formally, % the governments Of Great
Britain and Germany THAT, In the In
tcrcsts o. humanity and Tor the safe
guarding o. legitimate commerce
using the waters Of the English ci1an-
mel and tbc North Sea, the mines
which have been spread broadcast by
the bellIeereuts IN their hostilities be
removed.
4 L not suggested that the mines
planted for the necessary protection
Of the coasts o. the beiliderents or for
ne defensc o. their harbors be re-
moved. but only those upon The SECS
and the waters used ~ neutral chip
ping.
This informal suggestion Il not to
Be confused with the secret note sent
20 Great Britain which deals with 4
wider matter. the paturc Of which viii;
not Be given publicity until some for
nal reply Z received from Great Brit.
ain and her allies.
IN view 81 the extra haxards now
imposed upon neutral shipping ap-
preaching British ports, al these ports
have been included as among those re-
qnIrino special rates FOR Insurance In
che war risk government Insurance
bureau. An order 70 THE erect was
posted yesterday BY Secretary Of the
Treasury McAdoo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-26
APPOINTMENTS
Of CONFERENCE
WILL BE GIVEN

Bishop Hughes. who Is presiding
over the sessions .of the Hawaiian
Mission conference. held In the First
Methodist church, Will announce next
Sunday afternoon q number Of APP
pointments IN this district.
The conference sessions were adj
journed yesterday, until Sunday. at
which time there win be baptism and
Ordinations M
Yesterday afterno6n,s session was
largely given over to important re-
ports. Treasurer r. Fl. Trent report
Ied receipts for the year at $22. 900 and
stated that the year closes with D
slight dedcit However, many of the
churches and missions are rapidly
approaching self-support stage.
Last night Bishop Hughes. Dr.. w.
n. Fry, DR.. j. w. Wadmar. Rev. E. E.
Brace. r. II: Trent Q. I. Walker and
Others prominent I Fl the conferences
movement, were CHESTS OF honor at an
elaborate banquet given by the Ko-
rean pastors at the, Union Grill.
In the accompanying photograph.
taken for the Star Bulletin, the dele
gates are shown in the following or
der:
Left to right, standing s. Y Nam,
Miss s. Barrett. Mrs. Haley. Mrs.
Chamberlain. Mr.. Force, G. s. Park,
Y. H. Choo, X. Y. Park. s. w Park,
r. Panno, Y G. Kim, <. M Lee, s. +
Lee, 9. Motokowa, G. H Dickey, K. H.
Park, ]. TereshiIna, DR.. ]. w. Wad.
man. Metcalf, Mrs. e. E Brace, DR..
E E. Brace, Mrs. W. H. Fry, Mrs.
Chaplin, Mrs. p A. Baker, Mrs. s..
Mieda, Mrs. X. YAKIMA, Dr. w. H. Fry.
DR.. 2. A. Baker, bishop E. H. Hughes.
Left to right, sitting G. Fl. Lin. r.
4. Cho, =. S. Whkng, c. s. Kim, MiuFa,
w. K. Chung. Tanaka. H. s.
Hong, C. Nokanura, a. Plasido, r.
Zurbruchen, w. S. Choi, P. Solomon.
M. K. Han, 4. II. Kim, J. NJ. Cruz, s.,
C. Ko. ]. Morinnoto, a. s. Cho. G. s.
Kim. C. p. Hong.