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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

lsnG S numbers were The Kiss" tAr-
diti); He Was Prince With Golden
Hair twords by Owen Meredith and
music by Longl; hassenet's exquisite
k,legie, and as an encore song fol-
lowing the finale Of the regular pro-
gram, Song Of the Soul" by Breii.
Airs. Rowland was in especially good
voice and her rendering Of her group
of songs was thoroughly artistic and
pleasing. She possesses a we'll culti-
waited voice Of much strength and con-
siderable dramatic power and partic.
ularly In her flower register were the
meliowness and roundness OF tone no
ticeable. She sings with ease as
though she likes to sing. and with
feeling as though she means what she
sings, both characteristics adding
much to the pleasure OF her listeners.
Mrs. Howland's Accomplishments were
well played by Mrs. Kenneth Barnes,
who evidently realizes that accompa
nying IS an art and that the accom-
paniment should furnish the tonai
background for the song picture, with
out at any time obtruding itself into
the picture. Her excellent work at
the piano added much to the pleasure
OF the program.
Since Mrs. Howland's first Honolulu
appearance at the Night in Roofland''
under the auspices Of the Outdoor CIR
Gle when the sung her way into the
hearts OF music lovers through the
medium Of the captivating Swing
Song. she has appeared many times.
These who enjoyed her good work as
the leading woman of ~MademOiselle
Modiste" are looking forward to her
next appearance as the fetching widow
In The Shotgun to be produced on
Punahou campus during Carnival
week Those who enjoy good reading
and dramatic Interpretation win have
an opportunity to hear Miss Powers
in a versatile and well rounded pro
gram on Friday evening, February ~,
when she appears In recital in the root
garden CT the Young hotel
Following the program THURSDAY an
informal reception was held for Tue
artists who had made the program
possible, after which refreshments
were served; Madame Anterior and
Mrs. Simpson presiding at the tea
tables, while Miss Hopper poured COT.
fee. Assisting IN serving were Miss
Berniee Halstead, Miss Ruth Anderson,
Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. Gill and Mrs. L. G.
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which covers were laidFfor 100 or more
guests.
During the dinner the guest of hon.
For spoke to the assembly on several
interesting topics and there were 9TH
er humorous and serious subjects dis
cussed. Among those who were IN
Ivited to the affair were Senator-elect
w. G. Harding, Governor Pinkham,
Capt. James D. Dougherty, N. G. H.;
DR.. C, e. Sawyer, Rear Admiral c. B.
T. Moore, Lieut.. Ellis Lando, Gen. VIII
liam H. Carter, Mayor John C. Lane,
Judge Sanford B. Dole, Judge A. G.. M.
Robertson. Riley H. Allen. r. D. Ma
theson, Charles A. Cottrill, Malcolm
Argyle Franklin, Ex-Governor w. F.
Frear, G. H. eAtherton, F.ssC. Anterior,
s.. Awoki, G. X. All, George p Ahlborn.
]. A. Balch, j. ]. Bclser, F. E. Blake,
M. Brasch, G.. Fred Bush, j. E. Boyle.
r. w. Breckons, Raymond G. Brown,
u. A. Basham, C. A. Brown, E. E.
Dodge, A. ]. Campbell George p. Cas-
tie. w. R. Castle, Robert Cation, T. M.
Church, ]. L. Cockburn, C. H. Cooke,
DR.. c. B. Cooper, w. w. Chamberlain.
Marston Campbell, G. P. Denison. B.
F. Dillingham;, w. F. Dillingham;. J. M.
Dowsett, John NJ Drew, Carl Du Roi.
H. Gooding Field, Charles R. Forbes,
A. J.. Gignonx. ]. A. Gilman, Hans M.
Gittel, John Guild, N. e. Gedge. ]. r.
C. Hagens WIS Hawk, C. r. Hemen.
way, A. Hamburg, Henry Holmes, ID.
P. r. Isenberg. Richard Iyers, w. p.
Jahnsona sIsaWrences Judd Dr. H.S w.
, Kstchams R. F. kange, A.tLew.s, Jr.,
r. J. Lcwrey. John Lncag R.i E. Lam
bert. F. W. Macfarlane, q. N. Mar.
quez j A McCandIess, ]. T. McIner-
ny. w. H. McInerny, ]. L. Mclean, C.
P. MeFse, E. A Mott Smith, j. s. Nc
Candfess. B, l.. Marx. L. Tenney Peck.
M. F. Prosser,, r. H. Petrie, NJ. Phil.
lips. DR. Pratt, J. G. Pratt, John A.
Palmer. G. F. Renton, J. M. Riggs. NJ.
p. Robinson. G. Rodiek, E. A. r. Ross,
ssBishoB Restarick. b f fSam9 hons, wv
70. Smith. Ell SpAldias, u f. Soper,
]. Steiner, F. NJ. Swanzy, R. w. Shin
gle, Thomas Sharp E. d. Tenney, L.
A. ThHrston Ed aTowse, C. C. Won
Hamm, A. F. Wall, d Waterhouse,
Norman Watkins, G. 2. Wilder, ]. N
s. Williams. Edgar Wood, J. T. War
rem, J. M. Young ind William F.
Young, w. r.. harrington.
lntimations.
OF much interest to Honolulans is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

Hewlahd. Jars and baskets of hibls-
Gus in their varying hues were used
about the room on tables and window
lodges. Much or the credit for the
success CT the affair Ii due the chair.
man OF the committee, Mrs. Henry
Blcknell, and her efficient committee.
which included Madame Atiiefton,
Mrs. George s. Curry, Mrs Louis r.
Warren and the Misses Sarah Flax
man, M. Hopper and Agnes Judd.
. - - -
Dinner for MRS. william O. Harding
and Mrs Sawyer.
A pleasant custom among the so
ciety women OF Hawaii Il to entertain
the wives OF visitors when their hust
bands are guests Of honor at stag az
fairs.
List night when Senator-slect W. @,
Harding and DR.. G. Z. Sawyer were
being entertained at the Commercial
Club. Mrs. Raymond c. Brown and
Mrs James d. pougherty were host;
csses at women dinner At the Colin'
try Club, at which Mrs. Harding and
Mrs. Sawyer were the guests Of honor.
A table covered with ferns and laden
with Hawaiian fruit greeted the guests
as they reached the club and typical
Hawaiian supper was served. The
place cards were ornamented with q
Hawaiian coat Of arms and MALE and
carnation leis were appropriate favors
for the guests. Covers were laid for
Mrs. w. G. Harding. Mrs. c. e. Saw.
yer, Mrs. Frederick J. Lowrey, Mrs.
C. B. n Moore, Miss Burrows, Miss
Garrett, Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Mrs.
Wallace r. F,rrington. Mrs. Ahlborn,
Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. Charles Forbes.
Mrs Raymond Brown and Mrs James
d. DOugherty
Mrs. jamerson complimented.
A washington newspaper says
Capt. and Mrs. Baldwin entertained
informally at dinner last night at their
home on X street for their house
guest, Mrs. George H. Jamerson. wife
bf Capt. Jamerson. U. 8. A.. who Is
here from Fort Shafter. at Honolulu. :
- y -
Mr.. Frank M. Hatch Of Honolulu and
his daughter spent GsReek II this
city en- route to the East, where they
win remain until June, when they
viii return for the exposition During
their visit they were guests st The, Ho-
tel Bellevue. Examiner. ~ -
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They Will Stand the Wear and Tear
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY !
FOR MEN FOR WOMEN.

II s
Three months ~ihOu.
ssmontha So
W. Famous Hse
sornents many different qualities
black white
box Of six.
wonen's per po.x
womens SIX Hose black per
Of six. 900 ~
81. Faced ,.. %, J.
$50 box Of six s.s 8 -.
white assorted soiors-saoo per
Mems Isle Hose black q ak @ ss4
snl black white 'aoo
Of three.
Df fhlgs!z,, {! s. Company
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer will sail to-
morrow for their home in Honolulu.
They have, made a host of friends
dhring their visit in California, and
there, is much regret expressed over
the fact that it-could not have been
longer They returned a few days ago
from tour of the southern part of
the state. They are guests at the Pal
.ace.-C Chronicle.
- = y
Retnrpins to Honolulu.
/ Within the next few weeks Mrs.
John McCandless and her son.. James,
win return to Honolulu At present
they are visiting Mrs. McCandless'
Isonsin-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hepburn and. they will remain
in San francisco for fortnight s
Mrs. McCandless left for the East
a short time ago when news reached
Honolulu that her son had been Sc
riously Injured in an automobile acct
dent. Young McCandless will be Gag
erly welcomed by his many friends in
the younger set. Owing to his recent
accident it is doubtful If he will be
able to accept many social invitations.
The engagement of Miss Marian Ro-
dolph of San Francisco to. Mr.. McCand-
less was announced some weeks ago.
and early in the summer plans will
be made for the wedding, which will
take place in the late summer or early
fall
Mrs, ksysoId aMcGrew Entertains.
Miss Betty Funston. the house-guest
Of Mrss j. E. Baird, J was the guest of
honor at a charming luncheon on
Tuesday at Which Mrs. Reynold Nc
Grew was hostess, al her home in MI
vanu valley. Arranged in dainty lit
tie baskets varicnlored nasturtinns
we're attractive as the table decora.
tions. Covers were laid for NJ SIS Bet
ity Funston. the guest of honor. Miss
Peggy Centar. Miss Beth Woods Mrs.
Norma AdaH ss MRS csrh Ho6g4 Miss
Helen SpaldiIig. Miss Pauline Schae.
fer and the hostess.
- - -
Dinner fer Senator Harding.
The largest affair of this week was
the dinner given at the Commercial
Club last night in honor of Senator
elect w G. Harding of Ohio, who is
visiting in Honolulu. The dinner was
given at the Chamber OF Commerce.
An attractive arrangement of flowers
and ferns decorated the table, al
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

nth so nHiny OF Hawa!i's young
W women planning to visit the Pa
w nama-Paciic Anternatiohal ExpoJ
sition. .there much rial tuAesest IN
"The Girl and 1915. me fobie that 81
&C present taking much thought and
attention of California's women.
Girls who have been brought up in
Hawaii and who are accustomed TO its
sunny ways and freedom may be be
NiIdered with the excitement and hur-
~ OF the Exposition City. A glance
over the steamship bookings for the
coming months establishes the fact
that the greater percentage OF Homo
IrIu's young girls are planning to take
wee peep at the Fair.
With the knowledge that "0ur girls
are going TO the Exposition naturally
the question arises. Are they prepar-
"a as well as the girls from other cit
lee 10 meet the problems that are sure
10 confront them?"
IN San Francisco representatives
rom all OF the-women's -clubs~aRdl
benevolent organizations are to meet
young girls who e0-5nt1 the CITY y
take part in or to see the sBzpcsstiGtl
should they 60 to the city with no def
'1|Ie idea OF hotels, etc. they viii bel
directed to suitable places. Best Of
~ they are to be told when and how
|',2 Nnere 70 lFay. EKt ks s.
ne tnonehl o. NEST esely SIT,
men sne = wer1eq q tne su .ssln e. q
|<'nk aione = Z DIk ei.s. = el'a. non.
|I4n fhc/ will MT II fhe Rfri Is alert
~ ne dangersiand is told nov 20 iook
||I Tor herselfl
Perhaps II " because the exposition
.'y seems 80 iar away tnat none q
re Nomens ORGANIZATIONS IN f1onoiuiu
nave seriously taken UP the protectlon
the young girls who are going to
.|''IoDia alone. The !. ~ =. a. IN
'N francisco mas iiiieo 2 great neeu,
'N q senoing cards al over the world
INVITING Young girls 20 register a. It's
.|''oing IN the FAIR GROUNDS, ana tol
Rake the building their headquarters.
ron accounts IN the mainIRnd papers
ne building OF the tRunf Womf4s
.['stian Association ~ g De N4t
|'i1'n4stor tie women OF thetwor1d. |
.|| there VII De competent secreta7I
about the place who VIII pc ready
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

-. g 80
senator-eIect and Mrs. Harding
Much Entertained.
Mrs. Charles Bronweil's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Tenney Peck's Din
ner.
Meeting Of the Morning Music Club.
Mrs Hcdpsps' Card Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Forbes En-
terrain. s
Governor Pinkhan's Dinner.
Mrs. Ralph Johnston's Tea.
Mrs. George E'reeman's aAt HONS"
Entertainment for the Y. w. C. A.
Col. Ebert Enteftalns.
George Butts Dinner Party.
constabulary 5and 10 Entertained.
Mrs. Reynoid MeGrew,s Luncheon.
Mrs. 1Iacknan Entertains.
Dinner al the Country Club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

the word that the yanderbilts. Mrs.
Stuyyesant Fish and a number OF 9TH
er members of the New York smart set
may visit Hawaii when the liner Great
Northern comes into port next month
There will be much entertainment
here for all Of the passengers and 1t
is likely that there viii be special az,
fairs for these society folk. for they
are well known to some Honolulans,
several islanders having bern enter.
tanned by them on visits to New York.
I. 1t has been minated that some
time during the year Mrs William K.
Vanderbilt. Jr.. viii visit the islands.
Mrs. Vanderbilt is expected in San
Francisco some time next month and.
after remaining there several weeks
will visit friends in other parts OF the
West.
80 y eE = !.
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OF much interest to Honolulans is
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
4ftenen fiooer 11a,l Mgrfe.

LAT Nftene1t fiboer ma,l i Mgrfe.
Som set biier fig, er oct life
|alene Sen tDife 9lrn1e> iom bar
fnrageret paa 8efolfringeng Meg-
ming Brobufterne er blebet fam
leoe % ienot til gpiflo,1o 1ne6 8ogrr-
tog og 8aner. Snrlige Opfrepere
bar fulgt efter Serelt bur beiogt
2onosbper1le og refpireret bogItape-
ligt olt> bba6 Der Ton, oen1 for giie.
Dton bar efsporteret agerne, Rol=
pene, Seitene> 5bine1e og @ps, 9Gn-
Der, Sons, 0eel &or,1 c11oog Set
umole6e. Sor aft bor Gplferne be-
tolt alene lneb apifteri,lger efter e,,
IaitIlauet 6ormel: uDie rl,siiicbe Mee
gierung miro erillcbt. oib.
Oct DaoblpIc / 8eTolfninaens
St1lllng pges De0, at n1ol1 .,,1n1,liqt
fon bente noget al fommen6e @elt.
Morferne or tronlpet neb. De ire
Nanne breoe @eie CT mi 25-4O
SABINE breoe, uobi6c0e til 5iberne,
efterlon Mrtilleri og Iren bar fiprt
Nelle9elnet i 5tDffer. Og S11fo1teri
og &obolleri bar lelpIolgeIig ober=
hooeoet life ipurgt olrl bporpiot ser
bar ssej cller life. gn lille Gel al
sMarfcrne tit man troos alt iaaet
til; men oglao oette er poelogt. Oq
bnorleoes ifal Set goo meo Soar
leoe1l uoen 5elte, l1eo poelogte
9e0lfober?
~gi fonln1cr til at 81 ollie lolu=
men, CT 8proernes mprfe Srb.
Weon1inore Sen ruslilfe Geqieriuo
trroer til n1eo itprrc @ormbiertiq=
6eo el1b oen tpife.
Ser er &rige11s 4ro{o. Heber-
len af Meooillel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

Song 8ictor emanuel er, til.
trobs for SSr16figelier fra Mi11iite-
riets SIDE, ser bebber, at Situo=
tio11en i europa freezer bors Seer
'bGrelie / RonL reiit til slbe55anc
for beo Tin perionlige g2erbnrelle
at paaifpl10e slrbejoet ,ueD at Ii11bre
9epoen.
0ron11i11g Selenn ion ian1lne1l
me6 lin @emaI | iaa bpi @rao bi=
6rog til at li116re 9epoen efter set
forfaroeIige SSorofialb Mes1ina
1908, er 6enne Gang til fin ltore
5org forbin6ret fra at Ieoioge bon1,
oa bun ligger tiliengs efter fin for
nplige Neofonrlt.
Sielpefon1iteer nrganiieres / al
le @per, iom life bien1iggtes, for al
ian1arbej0e nteb Gentralfonnitee11
@on1, Ser Itnar UNDER 5tots111inilter
Salpnoras 2e6elle.
Sropper er / 1t6r1te @oit ie11ot til
Be her1t biernlggte ggne for at ob=
rette Seltfolollier, bbor Sc Snii11=
Ser al Dusbilbe bill fln11e fi1b6
niolertioig GiIflugt.
&omnunifationerne, iinr sSern=
bane-, Telegraf= % Gelefonlinier, er
afbru6t paa itore Strnf,1i11ger / SET
berieoe On1raaoe. Iral1sporten al
2ebnetsnrioler % a116re Tornp0e11=
beoer n1aa 6erfor forelpbig foregoo
n1co 9lutomobiler og til Bogus.
Ge> jom er ien6t 10 for at bielpe,
npoeS al bierteifiere116c 5cener.
Jonlilier CT uObilfeoe eller ipreo1
40; Seore ct ben6t tilboge til Sc
res poelagte Stem for at fi,1be @u=
.ltrler og gprn brebte eller len1=
lqIteoe 8prn er gjort foreloreIg=
le og &ultruer til gnfer.
Molerti6ige @oipitaler er opret=
teoe, % 0isie ienDes ioa b1rtigt
lom nu1lig 2eger og Spgepleierifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
Stf,11n1flger ng fur
hnln / &upttB.
(Mf ct 95ripatbrep.)

3erneoe lnprfer hi arigell paa
al1onge Maa0er @en lite Mag,,lt,
oen. lpeitiiife gsationolDag, bleb Or
lncen nlobiliIeret. 5anoog begD,lote
Srppperne at rpffe illo pao Sc for
ifjell'oe Toriomlingslteoer, og ont
Snsoogel1 baDoe bi ca. 100000
Wfnl10 fu(bt rorllitehc og Bre11ier=
ne belattc. SlIle sSobrifer etc. nlaatte
i1lolrillc 9riften. S Nanferne por
BET l1naligt at faa fat paa Tenee.
Veere ems so, SSrcs. tit man ifft
paa ell Sang. 9lllc 5l1loope1tge bar
lon blnlt bort. Otter. at Sen fprItc
Storm bar iorbi; bleb aSabrifferne
iot / Grift igie'l lreb Be Tolf> ipn1
fife bor i116foIote. S Dor Jobrif bleb
ca. SO pGt al 9lrbejberne og ca. /
40 pGt. al SS11gel1iererllc tilbage. 90
ollie llpe NeItillinger og en- beI Del
of De fprbige fife fl1noe oflebereS.
n1uotte Nrbej6Stioell reonceres. 2gn-
nen reDucereoe5 0esDsrrc / tillba=
rcl1be Sn1fang. geu begpnoer bi at
liOc Mo1gel paa 9}noltoffer iont
&obber, Sin .. (. o., lou bi lol1oz
|pnli9pis of be,1 Wrltno poerligerc
nloa inbifrnnfe Sabrifatione11. 8pr-'
re er Set, at hi life foor Bonr1lo
% lllb inb. Netroleun1 'fi1noes life
mere / 2onoet; bbor ,11nn life bor
eleftriif 2ps eller @os, fon1mer oe.
oonle Solglps otter i Mr,lg. Meo
&ornforlpni1lgen ltoor set ooar[igt.
til. Ser bliber iii fun bogt en- 5prt.
Sroo, iom forreiten er lneget goof,
men oct foIter omtrent eobbelt ioa
n1eget ion Suli &jpb % Melf
har bi nnf al.
T 5ten1nirge1l ber CT lloget trDffet.
Wton bar olnirOelia sSelelien al, at.
for % er ben banifelige Sio life
fonlmen el10n11 Tor ct Neutrolitets=
bruo fra tnlf 5ioe frpgter III fife.
9erinoo goar Scr oe iioite Gage
MDgter ON eli franif Seer, ipn1 1a1n-
les peo 2pon. Gerion1 Sranifnlel1oe-
ne n1eb Wfagt bill ipge at brDbe inoZ
! Ipiflano giennem gllais, So be-
bpber Sc ibeitfiif ssssor6 for at fllnne~
foloe fig ltb. 0g iaa bar bi sSytaIi=
e1lerne / Sub: Sbab oe bill giere til
Soraoret, er enon1t lneget uiiffert.
Sor 9iebfiffet rl,iter oe al oIIe5
&refter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
Drt a1lykkrlipf Eann,
Sra asetrofo,u i spbpoleu,

9togle 5teber gaar &riger ben
ober 2on5ltrnfninger nbelt at fples
.ion ltGrft. elnbre Steber er Spl=
gcrne oe1to forfrrheligerc. ct Cts
enlpel paa Oct libltnGnlltc CT gu
ncrnelnel1tet 9ctrpfolp 5pbbeltpo~
len. @i gjel1giper noelc ll0brog fra
ct Ncjfcbreu til uAusifpje 5lopu"
fra en- cipil siennelnrcjienbe.
s5citene ebner 'iiffc at goo o1t-
oerleOes ems 5friot. s tre. 0egll
bar Dprene life lugtet @oDrc, ia,
fife engong iop; be bar nlaattet le
Zoe ale!le poa Holnl. s belle 0uper=
ncnentet er Sober til @eltc life ct
ppbribe for Mtperoens W1tlo Sri
gen far il1tgt alf.
81 fonla1cr til en 2ouosbp, I1altlte
% trette. 9Lf, IiDt Meob! Mel1 5bo=
ret ct pheroIt Sen iolnn,e hitre @lo=
&c: Ser fi11Des Dpcrfcn 9gg, Mnlf,
Gre0 eIler aSierfrG, SDifernc bar
taget alt. @eIplfningell iulter;; 2ano
icm 8p: ineen IilfprlcI fra sen
plpn0reoe Snlegn eller ira set inbre
Muslu1,6.
Netrpfpm er ct al Sc i1ejclt uo=
bifleOe Sn6ultricel1trer; men al
Wangel poa @ul og Mooltoffer ltoar
al{plter1 alle sSobriffer:: &u11brcotl1=
timber orbejoslele er lat paa @aoen.
S 8Der11e lun1lcs ser iuh; mango
SobrifSherrcr giber beres slrbejoere
@ibrog; nten bhab bielper ct Gor
&roner ON ltgen for e,1 sSan1ilic,
noor ct aiIo Vreh fpiter on1fring
cit &rone?
Gag pher @obcbet CT set life loa
ha11lfeligt lneo; gnerne hnr llpItelt
Tet life libt nn9et, bortlet fra brpl1b=
te % ipre,1gte 8al1eltotipner. 2a116s=
bpcrne er br9n6t 1,eb longs 8ane=
1inien @orlcbomo -gSie11, ellers er
Ser n1oalfe pbelagt ct 9us ber eller
Ser, set er set belle. @ee,l iao er
Ser iffe noeet at bar1ne 8oligerne
nteb IDiferne bur br11gt alle Sor=
roao al Brpnblel, bar taget 'n9lte11
ollie @nrber neo til 8rGnblel. ssS11be
/ Gonbe1tl,e11 er set fpIbere enc
uoenfor, BGggene ct fltgtigc og flint
leoe, 9nften mltgae1l .Og 2ps er
beller life at fao ingen 8etroIel1n1,
il,gen 2ps.
Seq tilbrogte Ell Scot pnu set rige
@n6s Spbnf11b. On Mftenen in6bg6
Gobseierell os til Sc. 81 TOM i11b /
en- MORT 5piieltue, fdrlt oa ollie bar
1omIebe beo 8orbet, blep Ser tRnbt
en- 2Die1t,n1p. Den branote Ell 81
r1es GiD:: en- 2nfinS af @enfbn til
@jniterne. 2biet brpn0te alu1inoe=
ligt fua Is 30 Miltlltter, Reite1l
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9srogrem for aanalparabcI. Yro

granln1et for 9ltldrterbnbs floobe11
% oe fren,mebe &rigsifibes Ioat
til San syrancisco Mnleoning al
oe11 bpjtioelige elab11ing al Nallu=
mafaualen ct MI offe11tligajort of
Wnrine1l1inilter Ouniels.
Oen tore inter11ationale SSloohc-
1olnling / 9o11rpton MooO5 er Die
ben opgipet, / 5te6et oerfor ifal
Sfibene ofsaa oirefte til griobol,
peo ben pitliae Gnoe of annaIe1r,
for Oerfra at ie,1oes gje11nen1 &o-
nalen til set ltille SOB. sSngel al
oe frigsfprel1bc 9tatio11er bill blipc
reprnie1,tereoe;; beller life Norge
s1oln bar ienbt gfbuh, 0a Set brl,ecr
belle fin 6loobe til DECENTRALIZATION.
fparet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

Get nlmcr utter pau 'paiti. SHSIu!gc
inbtrufnc Ntebbelelier til Woihing=
ton, er Der uobrubt repolutiorere
ltroligDe6er poo @uiti, Ser er al
en- ioo alporlis &orofter, at arpo=
1cren ~8oibi11qton", ion1 fpr Chen
ligger @on1pton Moobs, bar fooef
0rbre til at toee 100 ertra Dfo=
ri11elolbotcr ornboro og ltror ofgoc
til Wlronocopho=@ =@ugten paa Gubns
Eoofnlt. hnorfro Sen / poofommcn-
Sc silfploc hl,rtigt bill f1nu1c l1on
S5oiti.
afepolutipne,1 1iges at ejpre rolf
fyrengang og gjpr Set np6benoigt
at toge Sfribt til at fpr1pore Sc Scr
bpenbe 9lmerifoneres % andre l|o-
lg1t6ingcrs Bib % Gjen0ou.
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onlboro og 1llt begbnbte man al
.plp1tbre 9fuoen aaptaj,le1 blep
toli,1get i'll at aabne Bengeifabet
og Sc 10000 Collars, ser fouotes
beri, blep giebliftelig transporteret
ober / Serebertes Sftbe. 9llt bpab
Der baboe 8erDi mebtoges, felp
Dan1pere11s Mesiingbele blep ofre-
bet. 9a Mp,1oritgen bar fl,loeuot
tog belle &ineierboben til 8aaoene
og ineg fig bort u11oer 5fil1l af
Natte11s Mprfe. &aptainen latte
laa &urfen tilbage til @ongfDng,
bbor ban maatte laoe uGbil6ar"
ligge. San er MI pua 8ejen bien1
til Morge.
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Gn Mil(iuu 9mer. Sra Irc,1=

Gn 0fil(iun i 9ner. Sra Irc11-
tom &C. s. telcgrofcreoes' sleon=
bags, at cit &rall6 on1 4ftenen poe
Iogoe flere al Seob, u. Moebli'19S
syobrifer. 9fo0en oniluaes til ST.
100000, 5or|ifri119e,1 til $750,000
essloe1 bre0te iig til MeltoentItrpgej
/ Vpel1s inolige Gel % p0elogoe ct
9,titn eller flere Saaningsbuie,
bborfro SSnbboanerne forub haDbc
facet bjeraet heres gjenbele. 0en
1antlebe 5faoe bil ontogelig 11oa 81
100000. sSru nrrligae11be 5teoer
fom 9'ronObGienet til Sjelp % tent
ON Qlitenen Dor Slbeu 1,nber &on-
troll: Gn 1an1nenltprte1,oe 8ne loo-
reoe o1norlig Sranocbefe1L ). M
8ennett.