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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-29
THE HIGHER FELLOWSHIP
,tsouss OF the Average Mani

,(Songs OF the Average Mani
Are you one Of my gangf
Yes, you're one Of my gang.
The same job is yours and mine,
To fix up the earth,
And so forth and so forth,
And make its dull emptiness shine.
The world il unfinished; let's mould
II q bit
With pickaxe and shovel and
spade;
We are gentlemen delivers, the gen.
try OF Drawn,
And 10 make the world over our
- Ar - ..
I.,, -. VI '''
~, .,aa 90 49, u,,,, o., vo,,,uo.
w e, " y. w" 'o'' 10 '"e
IVY
Are YOU one OF my crew?
Yes. you're one OF my crew,
And we steer by the same pilot star,
On n trip that is long
And through storms that are
strong.
But we sail for a port that is far.
o, the oceans are wide,-and we're
glad they are wide.
And we know NOT the thitherward
shore.
hut we never have sailed from the
Less TO the Less
But forever from More 10 the
And ua doo, ,,., am, ,,o. .,
70, ;s,a,as 49,. g.,
Ia, mo snread ovarv coll vo, -
ono =, 49,. -,
You belong 10 my clubs
Yes. you're one Of my club,
And this is our programme and
plan:
To each do his part
To look into the heart
And get at the good that's in man.
Detectives OF virtue and spies OF the
good
And sleuth- hounds OF righteous
ness we.
Look out there, my brotherl we're
hot on your trail. tt
Wen find out how good you can
be.
,na snaLo IT,. - -,
uo,ro d. 10 :, a.. -,
vo,,,ro -.
DO you go 10 my school?
Yes, you 60 10 my school.
And we've learned the big lesson
Be strongl
And 10 front the loud noise
With a spirit OF poise &C.
And drown down the noise with O
song.
We have spelled the first line in the
Primer OF Fate:
We have spelled IL, and dare not 70
shirk- a"
For its first and its greatest CON-
mandment 10 men
Is, Work, and rejoice in your
work"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-29

home from weeks visit with their
sister, Mrs. Dan Riddle, who has
been quite ill.--Miss Stella Evans
has returned home from weeks
visit TO her uncle. Green Bales, near
Cincinnati.-Miss Hattie Holiday OF
Hazard, now at Richmond State Nor
NAL, was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Tilden Combs, over Saturday and
Sunday The little son Of Mrs
Nancy poff. while helping in the har-
vest, had the misfortune 10 get two
Of his fingers cut of and was taken
10 Berea for treatment.-Will Isaacs
left last week for visit 10 relatives
in Canada.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
0rai SernftprfT
unb feline Bemnbliu nm Ipntas In
gtcu SOnopn, Gunn., ange.
fpmmeH.
Sctterc nirb ain Sicnitaa ber
pSeutidlanO" einen Seind
n6itattcn.

Ncm 2orbon II, Conn, 6. 1ou
NIm Montag abenb fam Grof Don
Sernitorff, Der oeutihe gotifafter,
begleitet ppn ieiner @emnhIm Don
@nihinatoE bier oil, Inn ont IienTtaa
cen llnterieeounpfer n9cutihlono"
Der iest ieine 2oblng fir bic giifiabrt
nr @orb niHlnt, 5u befidtiQeu. Isle
rerIoutet, 6rattte her 9otihnfter cine
Saidle nit oifi3ieQtr Noit fiir SEN
belitidlen aotier nit Ter @Beprdii.
bent Der gaItern 6ourar0ina 80,
$5err Silfen. nabm Die @eieqffaft nlrf
Dem 915nbof in Gmpfnug uno gclei.
tets iie 81 einem SoteI, no iir ii6cr.
nahicn mirb
@raf BON @ernitorif ia1te, 'ein BE-.
iudl ici MIR elm eeieliGoitlid)er. gr
babt bei6lOiieiL ieiner @ema6lin am
3ienitag Gelegen1eit sur 9eIiGtigunG
Ser .GeittI,plano" ju aeben oo am
8cgltage bic ofii3ieqen Bureaus in
geidloiien feirn uno es
bort nidts 5r tbnn gebe.
Der 9oti4after unO ieinp Gottin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07

Ian ben &1neai Der 2uc5tbaler baften
iie iid) einsenifiet, iino ibre raitIoieii
Jeier miitbeten in 0as fdiuerfdaigc
@ebrdnge Der Trifppennaifen. in onS
baIo ilneirhpfrrbare sSneinnitber Der
SsoIonnen. Ger gngpof mar eittc cnt.
icsenspolle Sole, ans Der MIR eirt'
seine, Die 6ltlid) in Die 8erec aiisbra.
deiL bas nadte 2eben retten fonnten.
9oIo mar 6ie Strafe, aiti Der Die Slii.
inGnen burdj einen Moridt als Ser.
ren geIpirtbiGaftet batter, BON angc.
itai,tcn, irnlgeifniiienen @agen, pon
iobten Meniben iln6 Meroen bo,l
iinnlos anaitpoa einberraienoen 8icE.
iteerben poIIis geiperrt uno perltopft.
Was oennod) iib aus hieien 8railen
ioien fonnte irne benz beiitiden 5euer
iiber Die alte Gren5c crtfain - oa5
acrietb hriiben mif rumdnifdem
9obsn, Elm paar Gilorneier tpeiter iiios
lih, mo bic Sdnge nod einmal bart
I'm bic Strabe rasen. etn neues Wlnl
Dor bic QGufe Der rGdenben beuti6en
9efpsbre. Die beutiden Wdnnsr, bic
bier auf bsm 4nftanb Iasen, batter
auf bsm pofe tote aamerabeu sefuns
ben, bnr9 beren QnbIid iie bart uno
mitleiblos ssiporbsn iparen: Cine ans
3abl beutIder unb Diierrei6ii4sunsas
rider Splbaten mar BEL patrouillens
sdnssn sefansen in bic 5dnoe Der Rns
m1nen sefallen. Die lasen binsemors
bet. 3u apsi unb 5ipei, ie einen Ssut'
ihen, einsn Seikrrsi9er. hn!ten bi.
Worber iis sufammen gebunbsn unb
abeeitoHen. - sic iinb ssrd4t. -
60 bnben iib aus Der genial g.s
pldnten, tiibn unb nit unermiiolite:
Gnersis bur6gefiibrisn llmfahunss'
fdladt bon Ssrmanniiubt. bic bas
lonb bonn 5sinbe aeidubert uno ben
tpi6tissn Yab 5uriidssnommen bat,
nur ipsnise psrfprenste Reits Der feino'
Iiden eriisn 9rmee gersttst. gBas oi.
Qrmee an @eidiiben uno Srain bt'
faB, III ndbe3u rsiilos in unisrer Sano
gebliebsn. glf 9ernidtuns ipdr bsr
S6laa, ben Der beutide Oberbefsblss
ba6er Der perbiinbet tdmpfenben pelit'
i6en unb 0iisrrsi6iftsungaril6su
Irupp,n fiibren ipolIts, angelsat -
unb pernihtenb bat er ssiroIien!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07

naren am sbenb @Gfte BEL eiitent IN
formeLlen Gntpfang in ibreni SoteL
Gem AUDI Der 9apitdr Tnitl aonig, DER
gefcblsbober ber s0cutiblaTlD, nm
eire In3abl Deiitim. .slnterifaner BOZ,
Baltimore ittb Seem 2onbon beitpobn.
ten. slpl Oienitag Mabnlittag miro olc
8rGfin als @uit bes aapitdns aonig
bas llntariee,Sanbelsidiff beiibtieen.
@raf 9er1itprff iaete, ba er hie
,.GeutihIano" ipabrenb beren slufent'
.italt in Baltimore beiudt babe, pilie or
nod nidt, OBJ er Tie aub oiesmal nIe-
ter inipi3iren peroe. gr inro Die
gr6iilt beabiid)tigeh am Sienitae
slGcnS nad1 Stem gcrf ab5ufabren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
Jalf.ubapns llmfaiiunssidla DIT
in Siebenbiirgen.

Der lleberfaIl Der rumdnii4en Sano'
rGuber. - Raubenb unb morbero
bra9en bic RumInen in Siebenbur'
gen eil - Der berbdnsnibpolls
sgebler Der rumdntiaen 9eersslet'
tuus. - SiIfe fir bas bsbranst'
Siehenbiirgen.- 5altsnbapns bsnt'
ipiirbiser llmfaTunssitob. - Sas
Strafseridt iiber bic rumdniiasH
9erbre6er. - Die Rumdnen bon
allen Seitsn umaingeIt. - aellel<
treiben in ben Gebirespdnsn. -
@erniatuns Der SHDaiionss@r7uss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07

Idlasen tpiinfde, pisIIeidt Inn bic DF.
fentlide Meinuns in Imeriia geser
Gnglanb aufaureisen, ober als Yor'
panb fir einen riidiiatslOien Inter
ieefries.
Sn Der 9efanntmaHuns tperben BIZ
anseblihen Sbatia4en in bem Jall
ME folst anseseben: Gm "a. Sepiem'
Der 1916 ndberte iid ein britiI4s,
8ilfs areuSer. bic Glasse elmer
nsutralen Nation Ssissnb, i'm tpsit'
li9en sbeile bes 8anals einem
beutiden unterieebopt, bas Elm
britiI9es Sanbelsi1iff perIenti
bate. alIs Der areuaer iid in
Sdubipsits befanb, bibte er eins pcibs
Slasee auf, CAB Geuer unb perieutts
bas llnterieeboot, iporauf er bic 8e'
iabuns bes Sanbelsbampfers, bic iiG
in ibrsn 9ooten befanb, a.fnabm.
Ra6bem bies seIdeben mar, rettete et
audi sipei lleberlebenbe BON Dem I'M
terteeboot, Die III eIn pdbIntreIbcnoes
Boot eetlettert iparen.
sSn Der 8efanntmahung tpirb er'
flGrt, baB bic genusung elmer neu,
tralen (ber ameritaniI9em 5lasse be-
redtist ssipeien fei, ME bies aus BEN
Sale Der .MDbe" berpprsebe, uno bab
rnur elm Oeutider es grutaIitdt nen'
nen tDnne, neil spiiden Der Rettur9
BON 8riten unD Gnsidnbern Elm pao,
Winuten Oersangen iinb".
Sn bem be3iglihen 9ertdt bea
oeutfden Marineminiiteriums ipurbs
Der @orfaI pie fOlst seidiIbsrt:
Das llnterfseboOt bate in
Der g2dbe Der SciGp Snieln
einen 0ampfer 5ur Surdiu6ung an.
gebalten, Der unter Der dmeritanilden
5losse fubr unb bem qni6ein mad
Elm bdrmlofer Sanbslsbampfer mar,
Der Sampfer that, aIs OBJ er Elm 800!
ausieBen polIte, aIs ibm absr oas linz
terieebopt Biz auf 300 garbs nabs qc'
tommeH mar. Dffnete Der oermeintlide
9anbelsbampfer unii6tbare Stiid'
pforten uno besann nit spei aanpnen
unb duf nit @eipebren auf baa
Sau9boot gu idieben, tpGbrenb bic
ameritaniiae 5Iasse INNER nod ii6er
benz Sdiff tpebte.
Das Sau9boot sins unter, fam
aber ipater nod einmal fir Elm padr
4ugnblide berauf unb es sslang bem
Seuinant Grompton unb bem Inter,
offiaier @pbau pbslei9 beibs ianet
pertpunoet iparen, aus elmer pffenen
Cute beraussutrie9en, ebs bas Boot
fir INNER unterging.
es selang ben betDen ueberlebenoen,
ihDtmmeno Elm leeres Boot gu erreis
DIN. @Is Der &ommanbeur bes Dam.
piers bies iob, fubr er nit boiler 9es
iaptnbisfeit auf bas Boot gu, nihi
I'm es gu retteu, foubern I'm es Su
rammen. Gs fpurbe Elm Wlanu uuf
bas @OrbertuiisIl seididt, I'm benz
Steuermann bon bort aus bic genaus
Fidtuns gu gebeH. 9ie Seutf den
fpransen I'M I.Bteu gluseublid ous
bem Boot uub bieIteu iid an ben
5rimmern bssislbeu eins balb.
Siunbs lang feit, Biz iie enbIit on
'Sorb beg 9ampfers ssnOmnsn purs
ben.
Sn benz geriht tpurbe fernsr mitges
tbsilt, bub ber ihperbertpunbete 2euts
ndnt Grompton tugeIung pbne GrSts
libe gebanbluns sslaiIen unb aud
nodber in Der nisosrtrGatisftsn Wetfe
bebunbelt tpprben Tel.
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eHiHsnahrihtes.

Renyprt, 6. NpDember. - gns
eetommen: ,garpatbia" BON 2iperpocl
unb California" BON 9Iussop.
Gibraltar. Ibgegdnsen:
.9erona" BON Spe5ia na6 Rep gort.
gbriitianianb. = 9lbsesun'
gen: .Seuig SIaO" nad Rep gort.
9orbeaug.- glbgegansen: n9d
Souraine" mad gtep gort.
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100000 Ssraafen
Weroeu BON ben gntsntesWddten ben
sris4ii4en ReOpIutiondrsn oprs
gsftredt.

2onbon, 6. Ropsmber. Gin.
Sepefde aug 9ltben on bic Gr6anss
telegraph 60. beridtet, bob bic Gns
tente>Md6te Der proDiior'fden R.si.s
rung in Saloniti bic Summe BON
100000 5ranten gebprgt babsn, Sn
Der 0epei9e heibt es, bab bic Ban.
BON qt5en uno Sonia unsepieTen
nurbe, Oiefen getras on bic @eni5ss
ltfen aug3ube3ablen unb i'm ben gns
taltezWdhteu anSurectnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
Die ariessiabrt Der "Maris"

ssor einigrn g9od,en fam cine
Q,,nSe pon einem beittid)en 9anprer
,Wlarie", Der eIiidIid Don 0eutidt
OIiairifa mad, Ganoiong Priof bet
gotapia Cssapa) sefonmen iei. Gin
Qeier Stcat Der ,,0taaoebl,rgiifen 3et'
tiina" ben 9riei ieiues in 8otauia le'
6enoen Sobnes sur 8eriiiging Ger
puei Gage na6 Der sIufunft Der No
rie" geaberes iinb in ieinen ein5elbe..
ten nod, unbefanntes iiber bic er'
i;aunIide 2eiih,ns be5 6eltid1en Sniri'
piers All beritten peiB. liner 8cg'
Iailuna oes rein Berionlid9eit linO OIL
les beiien, mas gu crialIren Eeitldi'
LAMBS sSeinocn Iieb icin fonnte, tbeiit
bas 9Iatt nad,itebenb BEN grief init:
~. IA heitc fuicoer 8eleganbelt
porbanoen lit, gcit nad) europa 81
jeHoen, mill i6 eud, einige 3eilen
jdyreiben, I'M au berid)ten, ipas alp
Sountag, 6cn IA. b., bier paiiirt III.
sSriib Sonittas Morgcn rici mid
Serr 2. be5p. Serr 8. ans Seleppcn,
Inn mir nit5utteilen. oab ioeben eln
Seutider Danrpier in 4riot angetom'
men lei. Ia es ja iebr Ieid,t ether MI
ierer Ganlpier iein fonnte, iubren mir
iofort per @uto nah Sanojong Triof.
I'd, tattc porber Serrn 9. absebolt.
lInb tbatiaGli6 lag SrauBen rirf Der
elui,enrbebe, elm sroBes belitit,es
sdiii. @ir mietbeteu cine @arfaiie;
Ser geriueier bes GeneroItoniulats.
Der i,Bipiihen berbeigerilien ipcroch
mar, mar and babel nno mir fubren
on 9orb.
Gs banbslte iih um sinen groben
syradtbampfsr Don ca. 1000 1onnsh
Gamsn II. T. ip. unbetann!. Das S4iff
mar binien gerabssu bur6Tebt nit
,leinen 4. biz 5s3euiimetsrsaanousn
i9iiHsn uno fab 10 fiir4tsrli9 aug.
Die MaIien sinssfaIIen, Der S4orns
iiein gang serfdoNen, unb aIles burds
einanbsr. Wir sineen an 8pro. tuurs
ben isbr nett bssriibt. unb tpie Dn Dir
ippbl poriteIlen ianuit. mar unitre
yreube unbeidreibIid iiber bieis See
mannsbelbentbat! Gs iparsn 5fosi
aapitdne an gorb, auberbem 22
Wann, popon bic 9dlfie aaffsrn.
3psi aranis iparen nod an @orb, bic
Iofort mad 9iiiini ssbradi ipurben
ins 5oipttal. Wir baben bic asuts
natiirlid fofort berSlid piIltcmmen
ssbsiben in SABA, Iieben 3isarren uno
Bier BON einem unierer Dampfer bps
len unb bsiaben uus bann bas Shifi
RatiirIid ipurbe uns iebe austunfi
peripsisert, iein Msnid Iisb stpas
nlos".
9as S6iff bate etipa buRbert
@ollirsifsr .rbaltsn, meiii 'aIIe biaisn
1uf benz Sed. tpopon % inter Der
DaFerIini.. Die SdiiTe iparsn faii
ale aus a. Biz 5.3eniimstsrsaanoner
bier isbod aus 15s3entimetsrs gss
iaibsn. llnb mas baiten bic nse.
rihtsi! Oas ganae SinterSed par
ipesssriHen, bi, Binfd in sanS ilsins
Glide osrtriimmeri. ale aaiiiten ts.
f6Gbist, 10 bab bic Wannfhoft oui
Ded idIafsn mub!e. Die MaIltnI
fdper beihdbigi. alIss auf Ged
ourheinanber - nun. OH lpe;bs ur,
gefdbr. ipie elm Sdiff ausftbsn mue, |
ipenn es iiber bunbert 0olltreffer ers
baltn bat, nidt fpdbrg gs baHbeIt
fi4 nar Inn einsn fyrahibampfsr. 70 |
ba6 bic iIeinen 81 bis b<3entimeters |
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Die britiide mariaea
SebDrben
Dsriu6en oas niebertrd6tise @er5al:
ten Der 9riten
Sn bem 5als bes Saua6ootes III al"
na9 ibrer Detie gu entiGulDtsen.

BON, 6. RoD.-Das Marins.
Wiiniiterium iteIte in elmer am 4benb
erlafsuen 9etanntHa4uns fOrmeu in
a6rebe, bab es lie etneu gefebl gsgeben
babe, bab bic lleberlebenoen BON oeutz
Fhen Sau4booten nidt serettst perpen
biirfsu.
Sn Der 8etanntnaaung beibt es,
'aB bic oeutf4e preHe aus einem Grs
.isntb, bas iie aIs einen 5tpeitsn ga>
soiong Gaa beSeiHnst, aapitaI 5u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
Nus bem 9 diisengraben.
album

ger rie Iein grot nit aaIfitein ab,
@er ME oie regeniffperen Wddte
gluf elmer aiite Sauberanaien iab.
Der fernt eilf nidlt. ibr Winen.
idahte!
(voiIIer ariegs3eitins.)
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gorb.reitunssm

.@as babi Sbr bsnn bsuts In ber
Stabt sematbt. pspsrl2'
.Ha, gintduP - Gpnntas ipesbeI,
mir bod photographer! Die Mutter
bat ntus 3dbn' 'iriegt, Der Batter a.
asus @aribinS'n unS ia nsus eoI'nls
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07
Meet After q Years.

For the first time in AZ years Mrs.
Annie Mckinley, of Kelowna. B.. c.,
and Mrs. j. v. Yantis of this city, sis
tiers, met last Saturday when Mrs.
Mckinley arrived here for a visit. The
sisters separated at Kantsport, N. S.,
in 1874 when Mrs. Yantis, a girl of
16, came to Washington territory
with her parents, while Mrs. McKin-
ley, an older daughter who was then
married, remained with her husband
in the home city. Mrs. Mckinley is
making a trip to visit relatives in va
rious parts of the United States and
Canada. From here she goes to
Portland, then to Brownsville, Ore,
and thence to California, where she
will visit other brothers and sisters
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07
LISTER OPPOSES BILLS TO
MODIFY PROHIBITION LAW
Governor UnqualifietlIy Declares the
"Dry" Law Has Been Success.

Coming out witil strong indorse-
ment of the prohibition law, and urg-
ing all voters to go to the polls pre-
pared to vote down the initiative
measures which will tend to revive
the manufacture and sale of liquor in
the state of Washington, Governor
Ernest Lister, in an address to a
large gathering at Ellisport, on Wash
on island. the other day, declared
without qualification that the prohi-
bition law is a success.
The governors speech was made
at the annual strawberry festival on
Vashon island and was heard by
large delegations of Tacoma and Sc
attic people.
ANY measure which will revive in
any way the manufacture and sale of
liquor in the state is a step back
wards" said Governor Lister. There
are four initiative measures to be
their object. / urge all of you to go
out and vote them down.
81 have attended many of these
gatherings in the past four months
and have not yet seen person under
the influence of liquor. This is
startling contrast to the conditions
year ago. The prohibition law is a
success and any changes should be
to make it more stringent"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07
STATE SCHOOL FOR BLIND
Continued from page three.)

school we cannot hope to carry on
anything like what is being done so
successfully in the Colorado and Mis-
souri, schools in embarrassing by
the pupils.
Diversions Relieve Routine.
Recognizing that life in an institu-
ton needs many diversions to relieve
the monotony of routine duties, we
have arranged and carried out a pro-
gram of entertainments of literary,
musical and especially of social ma
ture, such as celebrating in fitting
manner of such days as Christmas,
Thanksgiving, Easter, Halloween,
Apple day and birthday anniversaries.
Dumbbells, wands, Indian clubs,
punching bags, chest weights and
wrestling mats add interest in the
department of physical culture. In
the industrial department we have
sewing machines, sloyd benches,
pianos and typewriters.
Great attention is paid to teaching
the blind children table manners and
large force is present at each meal
to assist in this work Our school for
the blind is not a hospital nor COM
mitment institution, but school
where we teach the blind to be self
supporting-and anyway, we try to
make them happy. Visit this school
and you will be astonished at the
happiness you will find there. All
through the corridors, and wherever
one meets a group of blind children
they are laughing and talking and
whistling and having a good time
in general. BY some system of count
ing their steps, or by that sixth sense
which Is said by the credulous to de-
velop in blind people, the pupils at
this school walk briskly about, turn
corridors and appear thoroughly at
home and at ease. One little boy
from Pc Ell, whose name is Christian
Miller. turns handsprings in and out
of the doOrways as though he had
full sight One night at an enter
tainment, where the room was crowd
ed and where he had but narrow
aisle to perform his stunt" he
brushed the dress of one of the ladies
present, and was much grieved at
what he termed his "clumsiness,"
and was profuse in his apologies.
Visitors are allowed at the institu-
ton the same as they are permitted
at any public school and an inspec-
ton is solicited at any time by those
who are interested.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

Thirty out of the 1913 who took
the June eighth grade examinations
have been awarded diplomas, Byron
Miller of Yelm receiving the highest
average grade, go. Those who re-
ceived diplomas are: Clarence
Cooper, Marguerite Hoffman, Jack
Sophie, Ruth Chabert, Gertrude Cam
by, Carroll Brainard, Edward Ander-
son, Byron Miller, Ralph Longmire,
William Lindstrom, Clifford Falkner,
Gertrude Conine, Delmer Roles, Will
bert Pinger, Elizabeth Pinger, Jasper
Martin, Edith tombstone, Eugene
Redfield, Frank Clawson, Gertrude
Carr, Paul Frederickson, James Hous-
man, Marion Helser. John Jennings
Lee Norris, Dale Parse, Leila Ray
George sumption, Lester Walker and
Helen Weibert.
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BIG GAIN IN DEPOSITS
Olympia Building 4 Loan Associa-
ton Reports so Per Cent In
crease i'm Year.

A net gain of so per cent in depos-
it's in the last year, in spite of the
fact that in the last six months it has
limited the amounts it would receive,
is reported by the Olympia Building
& Loan association for the fiscal year
which closed June 80, according to
Walter F. Mcdowell, secretary and
manager. A year ago the deposits
totalled 1855, 900 in round numbers;
at the close of the fiscal year last Fri
day they amounted to $3S5,000, a
gain of approximately $4,000 in
the year.
The assets of this institution,
which is now entering it's eleventh
year, total $392.52S.O7, and its
tenth annual dividend amounted to
21,750.07. The company has also
maintained its record, unique among
the associations of the state, as the
only one able to collect in all interest
due it on its loans at the end of the
year, and also it's record of no fore
closures or losses.
The school savings fund, started
two years ago, had a net balance of
$1,821.26 at the close of the fiscal
year, the dividend on which amount
ed to 5000.
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June was the banner month for the
issuance of liquor permits at the
county auditors Office, 472 being
given out, and the total for the six
months the dry law has been operat-
ing is 1,447. Most of the permits are
for the full limit of both whiskey and
beer, and on this basis it is estimated
that more than 700 gallons of whis-
key and more than 500 of beer have
been shipped in by Thurston county
residents during the last six months.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

One of the pretty weddings of the
season took place at St. Paurs Luth-
eran church Sunday when Rev. Will
lam Hohberger of Spokane, formerly
pastor of the local church, performed
the ceremony which united in mar
riage Miss Francis Zenith Mason,
daughter of Mrs. Lillian Mason, and
w. H. Schultz, an employe of the
Olympia National bank. The we'd
ding took place early in the after
noon and Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz left
Immediately on honeymoon to
down-Sound points.
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Local druggists have made no OBJ
lection to the ruling given by Prose-
cutting Attorney Geo. F. Yantis the
latter part of last week, to the county
auditor, not to issue to Thurston
county druggists permits for more
than Sc gallons of alcohol, the same
amount of whiskey and 26 gallons OF
other intoxicants, during each six
months period. This ruling follows
one recently made in King county.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

The Far West Land & Develop
ment company has obtained a judg-
ment of $3,777 and costs of $500
against former Chief of Police Ben
F. Hall and wife, and an order fore
closing a mortgage on property in
this county.
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The state tax commission has col
lected $1,000 in state liquor licenses
for the fiscal year beginning July l..
Notwithstanding the fact of saloons
of the state being out of business
since January l. The state license
fee is $25, which is collected from all
holders of federal licenses. With the
saloons open collections were made
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

CITY TREAsURER's WARRANT CALL
Notice is hereby given that all gem
eral fund warrants on the City of Olym-
pia from 1895 to 1908 inclusive. issued
May the 9Th, 1915. will be paid on and
after June the 30th, 1916, and no inter-
est will be allowed after this date.
Iona SMITH, City Treasurer.
Published June 80 and July Z. 1915.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

Wild pitching by the Senator'S
mound artist was the principal cause
OF the defeat of the local team by the
dupont aggregation at Athletic park
Sunday afternoon, the score being 8
to 3. But the Senators came back
Monday afternoon with a fine exhibit
ton of ball playing and shut out the
Dupont artists by the score of to 0.
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on from l 1900 to 1000 state licenses,
but the prohibition law has cut the
collections down to drug stores, num-
bering about 700.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

Mrs. G.. r. Campbell had as her
guests the fore part of this week Mrs.
T. G. McGrath of Los Angeles and
Mrs. C. G.. Liebe of Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

A. o. Sjoblom and Maria Johanna
Edman obtained a marriage license
Monday.