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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-18

GOD WILL GUIDE YOU.
Though your road be rugged
Over grief's dark way,
Gods own hand will guide you
To fairer day,
For the soul enlarges,
The heart forgets its pain
When the life of God surrenders
Letting peace remain.
Free thy soul from idols
And God whom they defied
Will put to flight all evil,
Conquering selfish pride.
God will burn the bridges"
On the stream of woe
Leaving far behind you
Every lurkmG foe.
If your way is rugged
->>Apd-the-s steps have tired you,
Crowns of peace are waiting
Where your God will guide you.
If the road is rugged
Be not thou resigned,
For Gods way is brighter
Than the way behind.
w. P. Andrews
90
PHlLATHEA UNION TO
MEET ON FRIDAY.
The Brunswick Philathea City I'm
ion will hold it's regular monthly
meeting Friday, Nov. 10, at the First
Baptist church at s pm. A special
missionary program has been arrang
ed and the ladies of each missionary
society are cordially invited to be
present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-18

FOR RENT Furnished house suta-
bic for small family. 916 Union st.
Phone 1868. If
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-18

FOR SALE-One 8 IL hp. steam en-
CINE with saws and betting slightly
used. l.. J. Leavy.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

in the English constitution. sounded
the death kneli Of the House Of Lords
and obtained Home Rule for Ireland
without bloodshed. The Irtsh should
substitute some other emblem of
their natural purpose for the big
stick. II there 10 anything In .
name. O'Donovan Rossa would have
made very successful band leader.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17
MENoNITE sANITARluM.

Rev. John Thut. OF Holbrook. con-
Quoted the services here Sunday IT.
ternoon.
Miss Oresia Tenbroeck. Of Ia Jun
n, who was formerly patient here.
returned Sunday to spend the day
with her friends and former associ-
ates.
Miss Hattie Yahn. . popular young
nurse Of this place. returned Monday
TO her home In Garden City. No..
where she will spend her summer VA
cation.
Farm Superintendent J. J. Smith
and his assistant, J. X. DillAr. have
completed new buggy shed and are
now busy erecting q forty foot
chicken coop.
Messrs. Daniel Lehman and John
Young. teachers in the Millersville.
Pa.. public schools. called during the
week on Superintendent ]. N. Her
shey. They are en- route to the fair.
Miss Anna Ebersole. who ,is en-
ployed here. was visited during the
week by her mother. Mrs. j. H. Eb-
ersole. and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. =. Eb-
ersole and children. The party mo-
tored over from Holbrook.
Mrs. Albert Eustace, Of Cassopolis,
Mich. who has been q patient here
for q short time. left the Sanitarium
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace
are living 4 mile and Q half east Of
the institution on the south road.
Landis Denlinser. our laundryman
and faithful man Of all work. caught
his hand In the washing machine last
Monday morning. He managed to
extricate II quickly but not before
one finger was badly bruised and
broken.
Mr.. Chas. Hershey. who lives near
the Sanitarium. was painfully but
not seriously injured Monday while
working on . big Gasoline plow. His
wound which consisted OF long cut
underneath the chin vas sewed up
and dressed at this place.
r, X. Hershey. Of the 0illilsad
Hardware Company. Of Ia Junta.
Who vas operated upoa here last
Dst1ay v111 soea - ahos - rstnsu =
work. lis. ssfsAsy had . snaii
portios Of his breast bone removed.
He vas Visited Sunday BY his wife
and children.
The following persons were enter
tained at the ranch house Sunday:
Ms. z. Bergey. Of Ia Junta: Miss
Mary Diilar and Mr.. Joseph Diilar. OF
Eiids. Ohio: NJ. aud Mrs. Ansei sho-
walter. Of Fairm0unt. and Miss Anna
Heatwole. daughter Of Rev. ]. A.
Heatw0ls. Miss Heatwols has Just
returned from Hssston. Kan. where
she has been III With appendicitis.
Mr. Hubbard Hatch. aged u. Of
Twin Hickories. No.. died at the
Ganitarium Thursday nornisg at 6
O'Clock Of tuberculosis. Mr.. Hatch
was brought 70 the Sanitartum last
month IN an extrsnely weakened con.
dition By bis parsats Of Banning.
Calf. Thess II charge here extend
ed little escouraeensnt 70 them At
that time for bic recovery. The body
Will b shi0psd 70 Twin Hickories.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17
- Rnas'shs CasAsaIsA ClIsrsA.

~ : e'eleek .. -. lew nass and
sesnes. uusIe n o. Csellla's choir
us1ss dlsoseiea e ~. WlIllan o..
oeoos organise.
~ . e'eooeA, .. ~ BIN elass aad
oUo6oy oeAool, 1eEa u11ea 0uthsis
01eell. euDes1aoea1enA.
~ . o'oooa = -, - oass end
sov0eo. lDo1oe ~ g. nAsrisk'a
s1o1s: uo1eg 1lsooo1oo g ~. Wililan
y 0obooo. oe0Do1De
~ Ssoo = ~ seessy. inGlsuselsa
- oooo1oC1)o0 g - ~ ooooool
GoUo0on4 ~ : ~ 1.
@ vsCk ~ ~ = 3 49,. ..
! J! |! ~ !!
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17
wAsa L. Ssses NegeAaess q. u

Cnits With his fellow business
men 70 develop The rural community
Nonsy sDsst q home b better for
the towa than moasy subscribed "a
subsidiss factories.
Furnish his farming patrons with
market facilities 70 that they can
disposs Of aiI thslr products at The
best prices obtalnable.
Advertise his own business and
eIvs the Dssfsreaes 70 standard sd.
vsstised products Of known merit.
Bee that asrieultural credits Ia
his community are ~ llberal ~ pres
eat coalitions will allow. aad unit
With the farmer 10 working for Jus,
farm credit laws.
Tear 6own that Iaagiaasy "city
limits" line and buiI1 he rural com,
muaity iato . social unit.
Give ~ farmers . sssvice thai
Will bsias thso y his tewa cad BIZ
stors. asd psiees anl suallty that DE-.
sssvs ~ fasness' Daefosags.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17
LA JuxrA

Lad Juhta mas one city nall.
La Junta has three hospitals.
La Junta has one court house.
La Junta has one skating rink.
La Junta has one planning mill.
La Junta has one kindergarten.
La Junta has 1000 population.
La Junta has rs miles Of sewers.
La Junta has three lumber yards.
La Junta has two steam laundries.
La Junta has three livery stables.
La Junta has one fire department.
La Junta has one band and orches-
ira.
La Junta has nine school build.
ings.
La Junta has an altitude Of 1000
feet,
La Junta has ia miles Of cement
curb.
La Junta has free delivery Of
mails.
La Junta has one cold storage
plant.
La Junta has four telegraph Of
fices.
La Junta has twenty.four social
clubs.
La Junta has ia miles of water
mains,
| La Junta has two moving picture
shows.
La Junta has s miles OF cement
cutters.
La Junta has 4 school enrolment
Of 1893.
| La Junta has one twenty-five ton
ice plant.
La Junta has SIS miles Of brick
sidewalks.
La Junta has 81 miles OF cement
sidewalks.
La Junta has bank deposits Of
$1,000, 900.
La Junta has = 10000 high
school building.
La Junta has twenty-five passen.
ser trains daily.
La Junta has one star route and
fopr rural routes.
La Junta has the most sunshine Of
any Colorado city.
La Junta has . public library Of
$4,000 volumes.
La Junta has . telephone system
With 1910 Dhoass.
X Ia loaea ~ eas SailsoaA psaA1no
rJsoD9nd eeub houss. s.af ---s..,i
Ii sJunta has an $4,000 opera
house. erected in 1914.
- Junta has . monthly payroll.
all sources. Of el25.0o0.
Ia Junts has twenty-threc fra
ternal and secret societies.
! Ia Junta has one FIGURING mill Of
500 barrels daily capacity.
Ia Junta has 4 water aud sewer
s,sten owned by the city.
Ia Junta has best prospects Of any
iowa IN the Arkansas Valley.
IA Junta has the second largest
shops on the Santa FN system.
70 Junta has one brick and tile
plant Of 10000 daily capacity.
10 Junta has Mennonite sanitari.
um located five miles vest Of city.
10 Junta's building improvements
in 1914 aggregated total value Of
/ ssoe.eee.
L. Junta has an electric light and
power plant. with all.day and all.
night service.
IL Junta has three printing offices
-an1 one newspsper-the great
family Journal.
IL Junta has . $4,000 modern
oonefsts bridge over the Arkansas
rIyss. erected In 1914.
Il Junta has foriy.threc miles Of
santa ~ sidctrack. with . ireigh,
cat capacity Of $500.
L. juats's passenger receipts ~.
crase $4,000 TO $4,000 per month
SANTA Fs al the way.
IL Jsats has . 100000 Gas
plaat which will be ready 70 serve
oonsuDees on March 10. 1915.
u Juata's freight receipts average
betvosa $4,000 and $4,000 PET
moalh oanta Fs al the way.
Il Juata has ten thousaad scfes
Of vig8lo agricultural territory sur.
rouolong Il, available for first clsss
daisy. lhsnsrs.
= junts hes . building and ioAa
sssoolo1tea With 100000 capital
and loons II 0tsro county asgrssat.
ins ogo1.los.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17
CHI Ii
By
JOHN c. O'LEARY
THE NAKED TRUTH.

Two ladies eay met boy one day
His legs were briar-scratched.
His clothes we're blue. but a nut.
brown hue
Marked the place where his pants
were patched.
They bubbled with Joy at the blue
clad boy
With his spot Of nut-brown hue.
why didn't you patch with color
to match"
They chuckled. why not with
blue?"
Come. don't be coy. my blue brown
boy.
Speak out!" and they laughed with
glee:
And he blushed rose-red, while he
bashfully said:
THAT amt no patch: that's mel"
Morris (Ill) Herald.
Justice is the fundamental func-
ton OF progress.
Lem Martin says that II you eat
green onions don't breathe II.
We thought the Germans had
crossed the Bug River long ago.
Truth may be stranger than fic-
ton. but Il is not 10 interesting.
Our idea Of two course luncheon
"a ham sandwich and a cup Of cof-
fee.
The only way religion can over.
come evil 10 by crowdins 1t out with
good.
The latest is gasoline drunkenness.
Why not stick TO the old name-au-
authorization.
A. We understand Il Mr. Morgan
vas shot between the front door and
the dining room.
Now we will know Just what IL
meant when Il IL stated that . man
halls" froo Colorado.
The citisens Of L. Junta cannot
treat nunicipal gevssa1eat q Q do
Me- - sauSee saalseaseosy results.
It 10 we'll for 10 al not to forget
that IN every community Il IN els.
meat which can be formed into
mob.
The Fairmount Philosopher says:
II requires great presence Of mind
70 lie convincinsly over the tsle-
phone.
We think that Il would be per.
fectly safe nov for the lady at the
top Of our society column 70 remove
her wraps.
An automatic pie making machine
has recently been isvsnsed BY an
AnsFiun.-News Item. Our idea
Of real culture.
There 10 . famine Of money.-Dr.
Fraak Csaae. We beg leave 70 a.
sure the dsesor that this 10 not On
original discovesy..
0rdssiy-wses you Raging your
belii
Passsst-xe. vss telliss II. I
thought you were dsaA.
II there y . dsy farm left 10 Colo.
rade sAs 0ssss Historical Society had
bsster secure lt sooa for sxhlbilion
Dsrposss for the risiag sesesation.
TIE society editor iaforns % that
sthisty.flve ladies speat the after.
nooa q ths Kes1all hoae 10 thinble
work and convsssaslon." Natural.
u.
what would you like 70 b willie
uhsa you grow ~ = ~ . nsai"
II woul1 lite - bsceae . lawyer.
fasbss. as1 taks pass II ths Thaw
teial."
1ss nseA ef err Dublie oDlsion h
0aauiaeesrsd b Hsw Yesk n ses
tseetjoO. ea6arss Ieuneins slissfs.
They 49, sono ooo1 whelese0s
eeustss lssieasisa slghs hsss 10 ~
o1ly vAae = sDsas n Givias
eeaeoo essQ veaooA's 1eeavs
0nle Uhas = ooloe looo l1vlng
keses cessog owags-0. =. Wesis
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

Colers6o spsiass ~ ssesss. sssAay
ooly ............... ~ovoo
CeisssAs sesiass, saaarday - -.
day. Fsessa loee1aV. .o1sle
MAa1ess - sseasn, oaa1ae
oo1S s.........s..sss III
Manlesu, 0aenF1ay - oan1aV. ~
tnsu1n0 Mse1av ..........o1.so
ralnss Laks 80 ssousn, 0a11nv
O01y ~
ra1mss kaha. 0a1ae1aV - oun1ag,
rsessa1ng loss1ay .8oo
Pusaoe - soensa, oun1ng - oalo
TsiasdaA - ssessa, 0lsAav ~ g
~ Daselss q oseo g nogoI
sanolss - sl1All6 saitrk 1liDl I =
49, - 49, - = e'od -
|;: 5sS'. q
n u - .I'I
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

In the summer time IL just ~ essen.
tial - . fine door IL during other
seasons. You can get Il here. for we
have many new designs 20 choose
from. Window screen material. too.
Of course. with all the "fixines."
Any size you want. sil ready for vse.
Come nov. Don't let the flies. etc.
set ahead Of you.
ssess 0aaes, nsshsd Wlse aaA We-
veo feactag.
smovEiS. FORKS AND RoPs
a iiss ss sssssa's A.s.s. = ~
A 500 Lswa Newer ~
s7.eo y S7.se
DalD11ag na1sglal = - oGluono'
psas11oo estesus QaGl1lV eo11oG1tolh:
~ 80 sessk - - us1saA
H.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

died in Tunis. 1000 miles away from
his home and is buried in Washing
ton. D. C.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

There 10 . famine Of money.-Dr
Fraak Crase. We beg leave 70 -
sure the dsesor that this 10 not q
original discovery.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

~ leeo1ooe - ~ nav eslAls
LAvyoe-0o1 Thov ~ llGD)ay
- eooelaD = yoos Deoooooo3
NJ 1oo0oeols0 ns611o- ~, s1eoo.
- oogoe uocpeo . ogocoao vos1
$3.50 &
sloa neeoso ma enehss = ~
- ::';s g =: - 80; -
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17
A 800 Lawn Mowee ~
$50 . 37.So

DalD11ag na1sslal = - oGlpono
psss1noo es1esss qaa11lV e1glo01toA
~ - sosek - - u1DoA
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

Manager aad forsnsa Of great
Industrial eoaeesns 20 rot n asousd
~ effles Or faesosy end fslleitaes
oas asoshsf o. thsir methods aad
peoducts. Thsy seal out Fsprssea.
tatjvss Ed Dubilelsy assats. Il
junta shouDd - ~ soas shiss. W
shoul6 have - ls1nslsiaj nevlnG
Dseeuse Mn ns1e 80 sea1 Il asoual
~ eeuatsy. h ~ great bely q
ADesleass 80 - ~ MlsslsDlDDe Il
5uata y esly & nashsoalisal pelat.
Lee's ~ ~ ~ ~ tsws evt u ~
sosouaen o'poosvas -, ssiIe
- 1DsoGee q veoiao1lD, = ~.
q ~ - ~ q yongR ~ ~.
- - Deooone 1on1es = ~ NJ
|DogeD - - so.nove ~! -
- . - 49, - = - ess.s1
|r.n ~ ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

oaly vAas = sDeas n sivias
e'saeoo fssQ vealeA's 1eeays
oals vhas = ool1e looe llvlag
keses cesssg awav.-o. =. We'll
m.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

Tss nseA Of err publie eplssos Il
0aauiaeesrsd h 1ssw Yesk n ses
ssestio0. eabarss Ieunsins slissfs.
11ey 49, oo0o ooe1 whooooo0e
eessass isstsasiss sishs hsss u ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

The citisens Of L. Junta casnot
treat nunicipal gevesnneat - . side
Me- - oaD6ee ea4lGfAseosy results.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

An automatic pie making machine
has recently been invented BY an
AnsFican.-News Item. Our idea
Of real culture.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

II there h . Asy farm left 10 Colo
rado ths oests Historical Society had
bsstsr secure q sooa for sxhibition
Durposss for the rising seseration.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17
Saturday and
Sunday
vesy Low lsosaA.Tslp Escsssles
fasss -
Colorado Springs
manitOu and
Palmer Lake

Ask Santa Fe Asess To- Psssseslass
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

~ .
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

ordssly-wses yos Raging you,
belif
Patiset-No. ! vss tellias II.
thought you wsss 1saA.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

what would you like 70 b. willie
vhss you grow ~ . ~ . nsaf"
n voull lite - beco0e . lawyer.
father. as1 taks pass II ths Thav
tsiaj."
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-17

TIE seciety editor iasosns ~ tha,
sthisty.sive ladies speat the after
nooa q ths keaAall hone % thinbls
work and convsssation. Natural
y.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-24
IN away WITH HULA GIRL Label
WHICH congressman DISLIKED

cal of present up-to-dateness of the
Islands. = # =
We beg to state. however, that we
are not attempting to picture present
conditions, the idea being rather, to
present olden time conditions.
ALSO, it is not our attempt, partic-
ularly. to advertise the Hawaiian ISL
ands, but to sell pineapple, and we
drew up this particular label to meet
the views of certain of our Eastern
representatives. -. !.
Frankly, we are not at all fond of
this label ourselves and as matter
Of fact had decided some time ago to
remodel 1t for next season. We we're
never satisfied with the left hand
PANEL As contrasted with this pic.
ture, however, we consider the repre-.
sentation- as being far more truthful
and not so misrepresentation as the
last poster of the Mid-Pacific Carni.
val, which poster was gotten out in
connection, no doubt, with the largest
scheme for strictly advertising the Ha.
waiian Islands
I'VE, however, will take the matter
of this label under adyisement, and
thanking YOU for drawing our atten
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-24
Stubs FINDS
NO MARKET FOR
TRAVEL SERIES

My articles on Hawaii are all writ.
ten, nine of them, but am sorry to
say there seems no chance of OBJ
tanning wide circulation for them in
Australia until the war is over" writes
Rev. Frederick Stubs from Sydney
to A. P. Taylor. acting secretary Of
the Promotion Committee
Mr.. Stubs was in Honolulu last
fall, and was greatly assisted by the
Promotion Committee in his tour of
the territory, the understanding be-
ing that he would write series of ar
tIctes about the Hawaiian Islands
which would be designed to boost
tourist travel from Australasia.
Being unable at this time to place
his articles, Mr. Stubbs is giving a
lecture, illustrated by so lantern slide
views of the islands A Paradise of
the Pacific" Is the title of his talk.
He speaks in his letter of his graft
tude for the courtesies he received
here, and promises to do all in his
power to boost Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-24
People Took to Balconies and
Watched Destruction of
Forts, Says Letter !.

0nce-it was during the Turco-
Italian war-an American sioop mean
dered into Smyrna intent or, making
the Dardanelles through the Black
Sea. The ship hit one of the hum
dreds of floating Turkish mines and
blew. up.
So il will be with the fighting ships
of the AllieS unless the opponents Of
the Teutonic alliance withdraw from
the Dardanelles campaign, according
to Mile. Eleanere Tasartez, lately of
Smyrna and more recently of France.
Mile. Tasartez is now the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Emerson at Hack
field and Spencer streets, Honolulu.
II do not believe the Allies will
ever capture the Dardanelles," Mile.
Tasartez says. IF they do it will be
only through a terrible loss of lives
and ships. / witnessed the destruc-
ton of an American ship at Smyrna
during the Turco-Italian WAR. 1t was
destroyed by a floating mine. | do
not think that even the Turks them
selves know just where these mines
are located, and believe the Darda-
nelles are mined the same way. Even
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-24

The first class to graduate in voca-
tional training will receive diplomas
at the Normal School graduation ex-
ercises this evening.
Eleven members of the graduating
class have given special attention to
vocational work besides carrying the
regular studies OF the training school
course
There are seven young women and
four young men. The girls have gone
out to seven grammar grade and pri-
mary schools in the city, and from
1890 to the noon hour have in their
respective schools prepared as high
as ESQ lunches which have been sold
to the children at five cents each.
These vocational workers have bad
the assistance of six or eight children
m the school who in turn have been
learning under the direction of the
vocational leaders. The lunches have
been sold In competition. with the
street vendors. The school lunch
gives more for the money, is clean
and wholesome. and furthermore the
enterprise is a paying proposition. It
costs the public treasury nothing,
These lunches have always been
served on time.
The boys of the class have turned
their hands and heads to construction
and repair work about the various
school buildings of the city and coun-
ty. They have built the kitchens ne.
eessitated at different schools to carry
out the lunch idea. They have put in
the sinks, made the tables. General
ly speaking, theirs has been a work
of construction and repair. They have
been assisted by boys of the schools
where the construction and repairing
has been done.
These students IN both branches,
domestic science and construction
or to put it in other terms, housekeep-
ing and carpentry had to pass in all
the regular Normal school studying
and classroom assignments of the
course, the vocational work calling for
overtime hours,
Every member ofethis class has re-
ceived an appointment to teach next
year in the larger SCHOOLS of the city.
In the meantime there are other stu
dents Of the Normal coming forward
next year to gain the knowledge and
do the work of the vocational depart
ment
At the class night exercises of the
Normal School held last evening the
spokesman for the class stated that
while in the Normal one thing had
been dinned into them from the start:
They must play the game and play
1t lard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-24

The Hula Hula label on the
canned pineapple put out by the Hal
ku Fruit & Packing Company, Ltd.
to which several members of the con-
gressicnal party voiced objections
when they visited the islands last
month, will be given up, and some
label more representative of present
day conditions will be substituted, ac-
cording to the following letter re-
ceived by A. P. Taylor, acting secre-
tary of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee, who smiled bit grimly as he
read the slap" at the MIDI Pacific
Carnival poster which the letter con-
tains: -
Haiku, Maui, T. H, June 4. 1915.
Hawaii Promotion Committee,
Young Building, Honolulu, T. H.
Gentlemen:
We have for acknowledgement your
letter of May "a with reference to our
Hula Hula label
lowing to the absence of the writer
your letter has not been replied to
before this.
I'VE note the criticism you offer re-
garding this label and, no doubt, as
You contend: the pictures are not typi-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-24
NORMAL SCHOOL
Will GRADUATE
TNENTY.EIGHT
Diplomas to Be Given Out To-
night-Attractive Program
Has Been Prepared

Twenty-eight students of the Terri
torial Normal school win receive dip
Tomas at commencement exercises to
be held at the institution this even
ing beginning at 8 o'clock.
The graduates are Clifton Yama-
moto. William Werner, Michael Dus-
son, George Kekauoha, Alice Lee,
Helen Poepoe, Ella Ksu, Juliette Kau,
Mary Holoholokalani, Hattie Silva,
Louise Copp, Eva ornellas, Emily Ra-
posa, Tsuruyo Morita, May MCGOWAN,
Kino Uno, Annie All Sam, Lizzie DEM
ert, May Christian, Ruth c. Soper,
louise Churchill, Rita Canario, Mat
suyo Salcuma, Esther Hofgaard. Masae
Tanaka, Rose Goo, Thelma Murphy
and Rose Tolbert.
The program is as follows:
Professional
Invocation $500. Rev. John p. Erdman
Music-Psalm of Thanksgiving
..-.... ...... Frances Allitsen
Miss Louise Churchill and Chorus
Remarks -. Supt Henry w. Kinney
Music-Hawaii ....E A. p. Newcomb
Normal School Chorus
Address to the Graduating Class.
Commissioner l. G. Blackman
Awarding OF Diplomas .............
Prin. Edgar Wood
Music-America the Beautiful .....
c. Hamilton
Normal School Chorus
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-24
GUNS OF Allies SHIPS never
TRAINED ON SMYRNA in fight

suppose the forts on the Dardanelles
are destroyed and silenced by the
Allies, then they must risk the mines"
This weeks mail brought Mile.
Tasartez an uncensored letter which
was mailed on board an Italian steam
er three or four days after the cap
ture of Smyrna by the British and
French troops. A graphic description
of the fall of the historic forts is
given in the letter. :. n.
The bombardment of the forts
lasted five days the letter says in
French. ut was strange, but in. the
city of Smyrna everything was quiet.
Not gun was turned on the town by
the British or French ships, and
everybody in Smyrna took to the bal
comics and watched the bombardment
of the forts with field glasses. Every
once in a while a column of water or
a column of smoke, depending ON
where the shells struck, would rise
in the air
The day before the fall of the forts,
the fourth dayt of the bombardment,
was the wrost fbr us in Smyrna, The
governor ANNOUNCED that the town
would never give in, and he caused
every subject OF the allied nations to
be arrested, but on the fifth day he
changed his mind and released his
prisoners. Then the British troops
occupied the city" =