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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08
SYLVIA HIGH SCHOOL

The report of the Sylvia High
School ior first month ending Sept
"a, is very encouraging to the school
trustees and faculty. Although there
are many who have not as yet en-
tered school, yet it is gratifying to
know that the average for past
month is the highest in history of
school. School opened Aug. 30th
with an enrolment of 1877 students.
which has been increased to 239.
There were tardies. absentees, max
ing daily average of 2181. The
student whose work entities them
to places on the roll of honor are:
18th grade-Grace Mckee, 10th
gra1e, Pearl Long, Rebecca Cathey,
Dorothy Mckee, Lucy Wells, William
Ashe, Alexander Ashe. James Ashe,
LA May Reed. 9th grade, Clyde Bu-
chanan, 9Th grade, Roberta Calhoun
Zada Ashe, Matte Franklin, Alice
Hawkins, Julian Cathey and Everett
Harris. 7th. grade, Lewis Green, Nlta
Garrett, Lou Mcdonald, Margarette
Gambler, and Ruth Hensley, 9th
grade, Frank Robinson. 5th grade
Tabitha Davis, MAZDA Clark Edith
Geisler, Mary Allison, Nellie Cow; I
Weldon Gidney and Leon Pickle
) seimer. 4th grade, Fay Norris, Lille
) Stein, Ruth Green, Llewelley1
r Rhodes, Mary, Gambler, Lester Coz
r gins, Ruth Fullbright, Nettie Fu]
e bright Lenoris Robinson. Elsie Wis
4 gins and Ula Monteith. 3rd grad
S Dolly Mcdonald, Effe Wiggin
y Mary Chastain, Alvin Franklin, Ca
S Hill James Dunn, Glenn Travi
e Henry Monteith, Lee Henson, Edge
e Hatcher, and Carrie Ashe. End grad
le Bonnie Fulbright, Mary Geisle
Of Dunn, Lazell Henson, Cora Chambe
lie Louise Hill. 1st grade. Hicks Wilse
in Harriet Wilson, Fay league, Jenn
a: Bumgardner, Emma Bumgardne
ly Annie Bumgardner, Ellen Hatche
Sc Annie Joe Hooper, Ida Green, 30
IN ME Chambers, Luetta Shephe1
y, Arthur Shepherd, Charlie Hensl'
ne Ralph Buchanan, Lester Fore, Ma
o. Birch, Horold Morgan, Coy Fran
m lin, Lola Franklin, Felix Pick
or seimer, Leonard Travis and Gertru
'ct Robinson.
ne CHAs. B. HAWKINS.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

Jackson County is admirably
suited for sheep-raisin5 :, but where,
oh, where are the sheep.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

Russia is trying to take the halk
out of the Balkans.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

Cattle and hogs galore at the Fair;
but marry a sheep.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

Cheer up, beloved, Indian Summer
the best time Of the year, is just
around the corner.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

Some Fair that, take it from you
uncle Dan.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

We are thinking seriously of ask
ing j. P. Morgan a id c.. to make
the attempt to borrow a five spot
for US, or to let us have that much
of the money that was oversub-
scribed on the half billion loan to
the Allies.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

recall of the weather man.
There should be drags mot scrap
esq but drags at work today on all
the newly graded rods of Jackson
county.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

Says Savoy ard, All a college is
for is to fit man to be student.
This country is full OF college gradu-
ates who have no taste for books
and are hopeless iGnoranuses"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

1t is rumored that John r. Jones
and Horace Sentelle, secretaries of
the Jackson and Haywood county
Fairs, respectively, now favor the
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

The other day man in Wash
in5ton spoke some words that were
heard in the islad..s Of the south
SEES, 5000 miles away. Wireless
te'aphoney is fact.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

Now that the Fair is over and
the monument is unveiled, we pro-
pose to make an attempt to get
within our possession few dollars
oil hose millions that the manu-
facturers of this country are re-
ceiving from the Allies in exchange
for powder and shot.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-08

The remark m ode by the judges
set out by the State department OF
agriculture is enough to make the
he lrts of the stock raisers of Jack
son swell with honest pride, The
best exhibit of Cattle from one
county that we have ever seem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
u]unOcr6ure Rettun0.

Sod oben, po ser 9llpen I9nesbes
Oedfe 0Gupter fi3 gum Siinmel erbs=
ben, lieqt bos 9orf @rinDellpolb. sn
Der glGbe crbebt ii9 bis 81 elmer 6obe
bon iiber 37O0 Wletern bas Metters
born, BON OeTen fsilen Qlbbdnsen iih
mebrere @leti9er ins Sal biuunter-
5iehen,
@s mar am iiebenten syuli, 1887,
ols elm @inppbner oes 9orIes Grinz
oelpolo, @6riltion 8pbrer, feline
Sbofberoe ms Gebiree binauftrieb.
@r mollte einen Der @leti9er iibers
Ibreiten uno Itonb am oberen @nbe
beFelben, ols oas Sis na1gdb nnO
er 100 W2eter in Der Sisfe beridponb.
@eIinmingslos lag er oa unb err
ipocbte erit nd9 seraumer 3eit. glz
mGbli9 erinnerte er ii9 olles behen,
pos borausgegdnsen ipdr, ober Uolls
itGnoige JinIternis umeob i'm, lag
er bod ouf Dem Seliengrunoe bes
@letf6ers. Du fiiblte Der lln9liids
libe einen furbtboren S9mer3 in beiz
ben S9ultern; Der linte 2[rm fbien
gebro9en, oie re9te S6ulter bers
remit 5u Tsiu. gleben ibm raufdte elm
DoKer. Dos mar Elm @lstI9erbadl
llnb 100 Der binFliebt bu gibt es einsn
9luspsg aus oieIem fiIr9tbaren Sc
fdnenisl 9(uf ieinen punoen 8nieu
frie9t er Ion9Tom ipeiter, ldngIam
bsm 2auTe bes 8G6leins foloeno. SFt
bdnet bas sis 70 oi9t ii6er ibni, bdb
er i'm 8obe ielbIt peiterrutI1en muB.
9lber feline Q(nitrengungen iinb i6m 81
IC6per. Die Mlinuien peroen ibm at
Gtunoen, ober enolih iiebt er fih bod
nm 3ieIe Ieiner T9redlicben Munbers
FbaFt. Gr itebt am Sorgep0lbe oes
@lcti9srs, am 6uBe bes Metterborns
unO Td1aut nod 5pan3igitiinOieer Sc
TdneenI9oft bic itrublenOe @5onns am
Ii9t6lauen Simmel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

WOn I. @uUs.


@ie Dollen oi@ fefeIn Ou Oeuti&er
9lor,
Dir bre9en Die itOl5eu Sdpinsen,
DO9 ob auh mo4tOOll Der 5einOe
S9or,
GB Ioa ibnsn ni9t geIinsen!
Sic Thn0ren Dir ole @errot uno Sob,
Die tiidtImen 8OgelIteler;
9u ober I4pinglt bid ins MorsenrOs
Nur INNER freier uno i9neler.
Sic pplIcn bid fne9ten, @ermonia,
Sn ipilOem, blutigem 9tingen;
Die 6einoe 0roben bon 6ern unb Nab
llno ipolIen oi9 nieoer3pineen.
Sie pollen bir reuben Der &rOne 3ier,
9os blonte S6pert Dir entreiBen;
@ir ober 3iieeln Der 5sinoe Gier
llno 3obIen nit Stu9l uno @iIen!
@ie ipOIIen bid itiir5en, bu 0eutIdes
Gei9;
Sie riitteln an bCinen Soren.
@ir fallen Oie 6reDler nit f9orfem
Gtreicb
limb geben unS nibt berloren.
8ei Soft, mir laTen fie nimmer berar:
@ir Itreiten i'm @eiit uni'rer Nbnen,
8is gum lebten Sdu9 bon 9RoB unO
Wlonn-
@oit isgne bic oeutI9en To6uenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
@nte GriiuOr.
@urum bic SrIGnOsr GugIauO 10 ins
tsnlin halien.


Don einem irif9en Patrioteu. Der.
iuie 70 Oiele SrIdnoer, fern ieiner Seis
mat in Oeifsrrei6 lebt, eebt einem
8erIiner Sa9eblatt no9Febenber 8rief
gu, Der geraoe3u tDpiI1 1T fir ben
SoB, bon Dem beIonoers bic CUTE
irilc6e @eieui9uft assen oen Inter
briider @nglnnO erfiat 1T. Mir gee
ben ben Brief in pOrtIi4er llebertras
gung:
@eebrter 9errl
SSn Sbrem geI9GBten @lutte babe
i'd in leBter 3eit ipieOerbolt geleIen,
baB Die SDmpatbie Der SSrldnOer gang
ouf Seiten 9eutf9lanbs 1T, uuo i9,
oIs Srldnber, bin aufri9tig frob Oa=
riiber, bo i4 iiberoeust bin, boB bic
@nglGnoer ni6ts uHterloKen boben,
I'm has Gmpfinben unIerer 2anbs@
leute our1 0ie gemeiniten 2iigen iiber
Die 0eutI9en gu bergiften. 9iele
t0nnen Oobon iiber5eugt iein, bdB fein
pobrer Srldnoer cine 9onO crbebsn
miro, um cen @nglGnbern in oiefem
fiirhterli9en &rieee gu belfen, ben iie
TeIbit beroufbeI9poren 6dben, un0 bic
Srldnoer iennen GnglanO gu gut, Inn
irgenopel9en Mert ouf OeKen leere
@erIprehungen 3u le9en. Sie iptfen
ou9, ooB iie bur9 bic @neIonb geleis
ftete Silfe ibre 5efeln nur fbGrfer
onSieben ipiiroen, bur9 bic Iie 70 lonee
gebunOen puroen, unb boB Iie audi
Den srouiamen @riff NIT Oem Die
@erFolger Oes armen Srlonos bieIes
gepodt boben nur nod feiter MAIDEN
piiroen.
Die Srldnber baben biele Syebler,
ober in Der ipeiten Welt Tino feline
ipabreren unb treueren TreunOe au
finben oIs iie. 0ie OeutI9en ipiiroen
baIo bobon iiberoeugt fein, ipenn es in
Der Wlo9t Der SrldnOer liegen foIlte,
ibnen au belfen. 81! Was niirben
mir Srldnoer ni9t oarum eeben, bies
fen 5eislineen einen suten S9ldg gu
berIeben, bic uns 70 lnnee aermalmt,
gefoltert unb unterbriidt baben, Die
bem fh0nen Srlono Dos Ser5blut cuss
Taugten unO ietne &inOer iiber Die
ipeite Melt aerltrsuten. Gs gibt feline
oemeineren Seubler, feline elen0eren
sSeiglinge un0 9iiener ols bieie @ngs
ldnoer nit ibrem Sirnis BON &ultur
uno guten Dfonieren. 9ie ruIliT9en
@rauIamfeiten bon beute iinO nichts
i'm @ergleih nit ben unausIpredliheu
@reueItdten Ser GnglGnber ipGbrenb
bes QlufIanbes in Srlono i'm Sabre
1898. Nir Iino ni9t in Der Gage
pepeTen, uns 3u RIDDEN, ober-frir
baben ni9t bergeHen! Mir tporten
nur oorduf Bis Der beutI9e Ni9el
ben 9iintel aus Sobn Bun gepriigelt
unO ibn binteno un0 am gon3en 2eibe
numb nd1 6duIe oefGidt bat. Die
SpFer, pel1e Deuti1lanb 81 brireen
bot, iino Iebr groB, aber i9 bin iibers
5eugt oabon. bdB olles qut enDen ipiro
un0 Dab nod Ginger 3eit bic Sonns
ipieber leu9ten pirb iiber einem frieb@
Iihen, bliibenoen, gliidli4en @eutf9s
Iono, erOBer, groBartiger, unb mdhz
tiger als es iemals mar.
@inen @ruB ben tapferen &rieeern
bon einem cyrlGnoer, Der ibnen oIIes
@ute ipiinI9t."
Sier folgt bic NdmensunterI9rift,
ous Der berborgebt. boB Der Brief
f4reiber ous einem alten iriInen Sc
T9le9te itdmmt, bos Ieinen Stamms
baum auf cine Ser olten 5omilien Der
Stommt0nige bon SrlanO auriidfiibrt.
Wir unterlnKen bic @er0ffentlihung
beg Numens aus begreifliGen @riins
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
.S5eirat6s.q qien,en.

EauI y. Cummings, %, unO Gil
lian 6. Ieams, 19.
&obu $. Hoeers, 81, uno QIrHia
9ItfinioH, %, geidieoeH.
Ism. $. Martiu 70, @ittwer,
unO @oIeibia q. Swabbaug5 70,
@ittipe.
Soi. Eproler, 81, gSittwer, @ai6.
ington 9. g., lnO 5liorence Cooper
man. 20, 9lerp-Dorf, gf..D.
emil 6rib, %, lmO @liie 5. EbieI,
81.
Simon Sdu6at 80, unO Sarah
g. S6warb, %.
@ictor s. 9eterion, %, lmO Narie
@ittgrefe, 10.
Gbomos @}. Galo0iue, "a, 9lio-
CARA Sails, 9&-g, lnO @larD 3.
N}inc6eu, 1S, Baltimore.
Sones Is. Montgomery, ~, mO
Girsinia Conner, 81, gSittiue.
@lnFtcu iid anf SIrretirteu ieten.
@iorianno 0ebuiio BON glr. 3t6,
9ubemorIeitroBe, purOc oeitern in Der
oitli6en @oli5eiitotion bon 9iidter
@oloen 5u elmer Celebrate bon $40
uno Soften oerurtbeilt, neil er iib
an9ebli1 lmge6orig ouf Der StraBe
betragen bate. Ge6uiio bate init
&oli5iit SeolD einen Streit bonn
3omc gebroden unO 9ing 81 Son0.
grciilidfciien ilbcr. Sergeant Smptb
elite idlieBli6 SpneS 81 Siilfe mo
nobm oic Ser6aftimg 0e6uiio's Dor.
Dicier beno6m Iid ober 10 ltuge6dbr.
oig OoB beiOe @oli5iiien iib an Dem
@atrolfaiten ouf Ge6niio leben mub.
ten bis OoS Eoli5ei.9Iiitomobil ber.
an fam un0 Den &onpilitigen bin-
ter S9IoB imO 9fiegel brohtc.
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Sd)ialale
stisse uun Snrie Scr.

Ser 8ontbedmte TrieOrid puIs
monu porf Die &arte auf ben SiI4.
nglun ober S9luB, - fertig, Die
8pUIfGbrige Sreunoi1aft einfo4 ey
- uno Der &erI, Der Hi9orO, 1T Elm
S9uft, elm gang eemeiner." @r Sers
pfliidte bic I9pere 8iittentorte unO
mari bic S9nibel aus bem Teniter.
Gs mar iuFam. 9Ri9or0 mar Der
Gene, bic iie beiOe Iisbten, beimlid in
bas ScebaO no9gefabren unO bate
iicb einfo9 nit ibr perlobt. Snfam.
9tm 9lbenO trant er ii9 einen fiirds
terIi9en HauI9 an dno I9rieb Dem
rIieben podr" einen iibertriebenen
@lidpunIh. 9o9 ebe &i9arb bonn
llrldu6 5uriidtom, ging er gum 8us
reouborIieber uno IieB ii9 feline Mins
terreiIe in cine SommerreiIe umtouz
fdben. 0en &erl, ben einaigen Sreunb,
Oen Dieb, Der ibm feline Gene eeitob@
len, in Elm panr Sugen fpieoer Icben,
nit ibm am gleiden Slid orbeiten,
fein Slid" mitanfeben - unmOgIib,
@r fubr an Die Horolee uno flu4te'
Iid6 ben geIiebten Treuno, ben einitigen
S9ul9enoKen, ben Solootenbruoer,
ben Siibno9bor in Der 8onf, fur3,
Die nn0ere Sdlfte Ieines S9s, Don Der
Seele berunter. Damn puroe er
braun BON Der Sonne, elaltiI1 bon
Der See uro begonn Io9ar, Dorii4tig
ipieber an bic Gene gu Denten, bic ibm
Der Treuno genommen bate. 8ilos
bubfH, groB, I9Ionf Der 9i9arS
mar bod Elm oemeiner &erl.
Wlitten in feline 5liibe uno @eoons
Ten IauIte bic Mobilmahung.
GnbIoie C5tunoeu fu6r er nod 8ers
lin 5uriid. Sin @etobe imo @e6rdngs
in ben 3iisen. ouf ben 8obnb0fen.
Sin Sgrogen, gufen, Bitten; @eIong.
@eI9rei, SrGnen. @s mar ipie Elm
Ruuid.
gu SauIe fono er ben @eitsllungss
befebl. Drci Gage blieben ibm nod,
Gs longts gu einem 9eIuG bei Der
S9ipefsr in Bernou; Die olh Hob
niee @rbtonte Mol9en fab, @ott lei
Dont, in pommern uno tonnte nibi
mebr erreicht tperoen.
9lm britten Sag mar er unterlpees
81 ieinem Re9iment. 9tuf benz 8dbns
bofe bate er 9fi4orO geIehen, in fei'
mem bellen Sommeran3ug, braun ge'
brannt. BEN Strobbut i'm gaden. -
Nntiirli1 bing i6m Die Gene am Nrm,
gang in @eiB. 8ilbbubI6, nit rotben
RoIen i'm @iirtel. Sic fa6en ii9 Inn.
@r itiir5ts fib in bas @eorGnse unc
0ing ou9 6ei Der Qlntunft in Wlagoes
burg binter einem eroBsn, breiter
Menf1en Der, Der ibn bedte. @inmal.
als Der oen Qlrn bob, fab er 9ii9ort
fu9en0 umberbIiden. @r trug ipabrs
boTtig Genes rotbe Stolen an oer
@ruIt. 9lber iie paren f4on gang
ipelt.
sic famen gu berI9iebenen 2oms
poonien. 6rie6rith b0rte am Nbenn
Ieinen gomen rufen, i'm 3niernenflur
Qlber es mar gi9orbs Stimme, unt
er b0rie nift. IOnOern i9Ii9 ii4 IN
Elm fleines @artenlotdl.
91o9 Elm paar Sosen eing es i4or
peiter, no9 Dem Weiten. @n6lof.
syobrten in oliibenoer SiBe, Ous 8lui
ouF9el0It BON Qlufregung, 8egeiIEe-
runo BON ben Sunoerten, Souienoen,
Die ouf ben Stotionen, in offeneu
Gsnitern, an ben Magen itanDen unf
pintten uno fhrien.
llno oonn fpie in einem rof6sa
0fouIb gRGrf9e. Sturmunsriffc
@rdnb, S9iiils unb iih binein.
espiiblt in bic beloifhe Grbe. itnt
ipieoer bcrous, iiber 5liiiie. bigelauf
biieelob, ourh SsrlHoRene DSrFsy
perlaIene GtGote. an 9cihen, Sra
ben, 3riimnern borbei. Sin SnuIeu
uub PfeiIeu IN ser 2ufi, 3ononen9e'
briin unO Tlintentn0ttern Elm ToGen
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@elltiQe SdlliBrote
TrciIe i'm 2esinstOn.W1
sSIetfd,.

2onlnbroten. pro Yfuno. .1Sc.
2oIbS.GoteIetten. Hfltno 2Oc.-25c.
S6infen, pro Yfuno. 49,. zoe.
Sdinfen (ecidnitterO pro @fo. Soc.
Sdmeins- GotcIetten pro HfunO 1Sc.
2omm.Shnisel, pro @funO. .25c.
&olbS.Sduitel pro YfO. 25c.-95c.
@orterbouie Gteof, 9Sfo. 25c.-28c.
Sirloin Steof. 9Sfiuo. .22c. 25c.
&ippenbroten, pro 8fO.. .1Sc. -25c.
Suppenfleiih, pro @fo.. 12c.-15c.
Somburger Steaf, @fO.. .16c.-20c.
Sal5fleiidb, pro &fuuo 12c.-20c.
2onm.Sdulter, pro @funo. 15c.
S6mor-2omm pro Hfllno. J.. 10c.
&olbsIeber, PRO @fuao 30c.-S5c.
gr0sdcn ........ .15c.- 30c,
@olno Sieof, pro @nmO 20c. -22c,
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@eitriee Pretie out Der goItimorer
glftienb0rIe.

eIa6I 9aILImore.gIILIen lren.l.

etaOt soItimore.sIfllen Creo.).
9aIlo eiio sNer, so..........!. %
Baltimore eiip der. 5i......... 05M
baltimore sim 4er 81. 3 Co.. 9i%
Baltimore Gin 4er. 5s......... o5
g8ater Ser. 18..,.......,..,t ,tOoN i0iM
Gas uHo gIeiirlaiidt
BALTIC Glec pfo. fo................. d3M aiis
Nalto Glcc scr diompeo) ....... osh 90
Con s 6 g & g m......,..io4 io9
6 s 6 g & . c M 4sser 3d.. s78 SSH
0ont IS 6 6 & q aller. r.....,.. j.. es
Goni SOS r--,.,t,..,,,.io i0iM
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gerIOrsn:
QSerIoreR:

Bon cinem g9aeen Der r@oam5 @rpreB 50. "
Gin Rddet nit 20 GddcbteIn &ouore AeIob,
mlne penH 5nrlderitattet in Qr POS, Sits
JranlliH strase. (Wr32-3j
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FIRST GALL.
SECOND CALL.

800 Baltimore Gin der. 81, g e..... o5
1000 Conf @ool Observation-Disclosures. 1908
9ooo elI6orn 6ucI 5er....4....-.... oih
1000 ga car Ror 5er........-...t .toiM
Gooo llniieo aps /. 4er........... SO
2ooo lMieo aps 1. 4er............... 80
1000 ilnico gOs 5uOa 5cr,........ s9M
10 sniocue 6 q 6 9 & 3 com. ... .to0
is 9lnibeie Gonf Gool ,..,...... %
stni1cile 1er II & Sep Go......i72h
Is sInibelIe Nat 9ani Of Baltic. 49,. 1876
100 sut6eile uniteo gbs CONT. 24H
100 glni6eIle @ablano CiI........... 8M
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mats. 3iru6r 180,76t 9u-
idel; @erianOt BON oeu @leOatoren
t5964G 9nibel; @IcoatorcnOorratb
t,S3S,62t Vuld,el.
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9(nd ri6tie. n@opa.
mcIhcs iiuo ciocntlih oic aroBen
5eier. pmo 5ciliogc?~ u%cibnob-
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@aItimurer glarFtberidlte.

Nlontog, BEN /. 0ldr5 1915.
N}ebL 3ufiibr S0S6 6aiier,
einidlicBlid 1920 6diier 5u SoclIit-
@oint imo 1862 6Giier 81 Canton.
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@erdnnts e MIiners Srnusport So.
Ganpirr2inlr
Nro6t unO Nnilanler.
ylnd Bottom nnb bem Often
Seben Gpnntda. Denllag nno Jrciia1,
llpr AbenoS.
Nadl @ropibence nnb bem Eitgu.
Seben Gonning +UliiiipOb uub Stciiu0
ilbr Qlbeuos.
ylndl WcippUri- 9ielu1
Sonning. Hienina. tUlitipod uub Orelilg.
llbr MbenOS
6rn1t 1iaenomnlen idelid bis 8 llbr Na0ni.
tilr oenfelben Ta0 abinbreHoe Sampler.
Der Dltthupd'Dnmpier nadl Brouihcnce unn
Neiupnrt Nepa bel0rheri lrtne Railnnttrt.
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Nanptbntenni Wermnus unb Elnhis9ir.
p. r. gle4elil, glaent Bier Sub ber @dps@tr.
(lIo.I&S--)
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fciL OIicrn unO 4fmgiien uuo bic
SMlahttoNc. ON ocncn Gnalduocr
pcrpriigclt murocu
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In. Sic oosIouocre goiis ucOmcn,
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b., heSrSa'piere iiberiiiiiio iin6,
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S'Tlauat- -5ranen nnS MaaOden.

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nn6 So@.'ao9en fir 9luiiiht iiber iIeine5 Slin6
lgrensxsurA sarbeit in 2 3immers9partment, Nes
MarIbn.. oerlangt Qd63uiraaeH in 1 lls9
0iIion.s,r.gQ apartment Gutalu 9Iace nno
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gedpncr n elmer Samile bon eruadienen
loaen ~, @uicr 9obn ipiro be8dbi. gsab5us
(0lr,5 oer 0Epcoitiun oes Slattcs.
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GteaenaeIMdle.
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Rigsao. Ssn6 lehs beuen 8immern, @elatr
Rnen onsV 9aQr. aleiner @runo3inS. Sfeine
0satinrr a Heitbetrde 9loreiie ~ 43",
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. inter iin0 Gier.
Creamery (gionbutter), pro PfO. 42c.
Stiid6utter, pro %flutO. .45c.
Gicr (fril6e), 9ubenO ... .30c.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
GRAND JURY TAKES
UP INVESTIGATION
OF SCHOOL MUTINY

The territorial grand jury this after
noon was believed to have under in
vestigation the recent "mutiny" at the
boys industrial school at Waialee,
which resulted in the escape of more
than so inmates.
Asked for his reasons in bringing
the matter to the attention Of the
grand jury, City Attorney Brown said:
with a view to having indicted,
il possible. the Is ringleaders on
charges of unlawful assembly"
The case Of Frank Stevenson, for
mer foreman at the Schuman Car.
riage Company, who is alleged to
have embezzled about $500 from that
company, was also believed to be un.
der investigation. Persons subpoena
ed as witnesses we're Chung Hong,
Chan Now Pic. Lum Wal, Wong
Wong, Goo Wan. Hoy, A. McDuffie,
Nick Peterson and NJ. Correa.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-02
.MENIN TRENCHES
LAUGH and CRY
ASBULLETS THUD
Lance Corporal S. Wall, of Fiji
Contingent, is Going Home
With Crippled Arm
WOUNDED FIVE TIMES BY
FIRE OF MACHINE GUNS
Only Six of 56 Men Who Left
Suva Known to Be Alive, 40
are Known to Be Dead

Coming back from. the front. some
where IN Flanders" with scars OF five
separate machine gun wounds In his
body, Lance Cpl. s. Wall Of the 4th
Kings Royal Rifles. and one Of the
few surviving members Of the first
Fiji contingent OF 56 men that passed
through Honolulu last January on the
way to the war, is q passenger on the
steamer Niagara, which locked here
for few hours today.
Briefly but yiyidly Cpl. Wall told
his story today to representative OF
the Star Bulletin, who found him at
lunch shortly before the big liner sail
ed this afternoon.
There were Sc CT as passed
through Honolulu last January" he
said reminiscently. "and OF that num-
ber 40 are known to have been killed.
Ten others cannot be accounted for
and are supposed to be lost Six of
US are still alive, but five OF the six
are, in hospitals. j ! am out Of the
war with this arm.
1T was q, machine gun. that got me
for the fve cracks on May "a. The
shot that put me down when we made
the charge was the one here. and the
corporal held up q stin left arfn. point
ing to where the bullet has entered
his wrist and coursing upward come
out near the elbow. Its little stiff.
you see. and the doctors say It will
stay that way.
Perfsct saray 81 Fire.
The crack IN the arm, ekplalhs
Wall was The last Of the fiye which
hit me. One Just before had cracked
. RIB, and three had entered my thigh,
but none OF these got me down, afidsl
didn't feel them. suppose 1t was q
perfect spray of, FIRE from the machine
guns from the way men were falling
about me. We had left the trenches,
after the artillery had swept the
barbed wire entanglements down. and
were making q pretty charge on the
Germans. was picked up later and
taken to the hospital after the firing,
had died down" nA
Corporal Wall says he has seen men
act in various ways under fire. Some
times they laugh at the bullets thud-
ding here and there about them, and
sometimes they cry, he says. II all
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