davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Głos polek., 1916-04-06

przewrotne, k1amliwe, zatrute wczcsnie
nasladowcZynie.
Wiedza / moralne piekno winne So
chodziG re soba W parze najczeSciei
tax bywa, Wszelako ME zawsze, jak mo-
wi nam tenn lycie codziennc. TroskQ
vice spo4eczna winno bye na stanowi-
ska przewodnie wszelkic do prac kiero-
wniczych wybieraG bezwarunkowo jed
nostlzi, kt6reby byfy tam ma mieiscu
Wfasnem, gdyz szerZony przez nie przy-
k1ad jest czynnikiem ogromnej wagi W
zyciu. Znakomity lad sprezystosG spo-
}eczenstwa niemieckiego poIega moze
gf6Wnie na TEN, &c madry umysf gier-
mansli zrozumia1 dawno sciSle pre-
strzega tel odpowiedzialnosci W zyciu,
tego fadu harrlonji. Europa GAIA W og6-
lie rozumie to / przestrzega. Polslla stwo-
rzy4a przed wojna jeszcze akademje
dziennikarskq W Krakowie ma wz6r
pred TEN juz powo1anej do zycia W Pa
ryzu, ME m6wiac TEN, ze wyksztafce-
ME gruntowne obowiazywalozawsze prase
polska W kraju. Zas co do nauczyciel-
stwa Ojczyzna nasza zapisa{a W tenn
chlubna karte imionami gfoSnylni ma
SWAT ca1y.
l dis obecnie W dziedzinie wycho-
wanna many tax zas4uzone imiona ko-
biet, jak Amelia Szyc6wna, Marya Very
no W Warszawie, DIR. J6zefa Jotejko W
Brukseli, obecnie jake professor w Parry
zu inne. Ny kobiety zwiaszcza winny-
smy, patrzqc W zycie, doskonale zdawaG
sobie sprawe z tego, jaki zamet, jaki
niepok6j, jake burzenie namietno$ci
wywofuje pomieszanie poje6 co do tego,
IL ME kaAdy w4asciwy i odpowiedni jest
do kaadej piracy stanowiska, inte-
resie og64u jest przecie staraG sic mai
lepszych pracownik6w dla siebie ma .polu
kazdem.
z drugiej strony rodzice matki
gf6wnie baczy6 WHINE ma uzdolnienie
wrodzone swych dzieci staraG sic tako-
we prZez dobre, fachowe wykszta1cenie
doskonale rozwina6. W ten spos6b dzwi-
ga sic postep kultura kazdego narodu,
kt6ry umie zdolnosci swe rozwijaG, ta-
lenty spozytkowa6, pracownik6w troska
/ uznaniem otacza6, ME zaS zycie i'm i
SHY niszczy6. Konkurencya jest dobra
pozadanq ma polach zycia wszystkich,
bo sic silly rozgrzewaja, preaa, daaa, ale
konkurencya Ii tylko sill odpowiednich.
Pracownicy jednego zawodu konkuro
wac re soba z korzy5cia moga, mp. -
krawcy 2 krawcami, pisarze pisarza-
mi, muzycv 2 muzykami, piesciarzc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

.irgenonel6e @rflarltng fiir Oie uro=
be 8ebanolung, tuel6er SuQiunu
ausgeiebt mar, gegeben botte. @rep
ertuioerte, oie Ser. Stoaten bitten
ZEN Sullipon 9yaa sur aerntnis
Der 6ritiiden 9fegierung ee6radt,
.rno Die 9lngelegenbeit tperoe 5ur5eii
nod unteriu6t 0os grgebnis Mir
oe oem amerifaniI6en 9otl6after
mifgeteilt meroen.
Gine 9epeid)e ms &pnitantinepel
melbet, bie Siirfen s0sen in Dem
fleinaiiatild)en gesirf siluas sroke
Srnppenmaiien smiammen, nm ein
fueiteres @prhringen oer Gmiien 81
bcrllim0ern.
0el1tihe Gipilgefangene, oie in
gnglano il1terniert paren utto ieet
freigelaiien lino, iino in MiiIingeu
eingetroffert. ltnter ibnen befirt-
ben iib iteben Mdnner, Die iiber led-
gig Sabre aft, allo melt iiber
oas ntilitarpflihtige sllter binauS
fino 9lud 5ebn 8inoer, oeren ga-
ter nod feitgebalten peroen, befan.
ben iid nater ibnen uno BON oener
iehs feine Mutter boben. Die piel
anoern ainber tporen NIT ibrer
|aRiittetn 5liianmen, eine bieier Ofilt
ter tuar tpabnlittt1ig.
Der 9rGiibent fat cine Note &C
if)rieben, Die in i6arfitem Sun ge
gen Die St6rnnsen bes Eptperfebrs
oas slnbalten Ser 9pitidifie, oa,
Ceffnen nno aonfissierem Ser 8rie
ie nno anoere 9lmsId)reitmnsen Gng
lambs proteltiert. Die Npte IoG Gns
limb in BEN nGditen Sasen smge
I6tdt iuerben.
Die be4dnoiI6en 9eboroen babel
Feline llnteriudltne angeoronet, I'm
ffelt5uitelIen, of Der 9arnpfer ,,gata
|bier W, mel6er nit einem Ser
HnIt BON bier Menl6enleben in De
Ipeorolee geinnfen lit, onr1 cine Mli
[ale ooer einen Eorpeoo pernidte
lDuroe. Die Seltltellung Der Satld
Ehen biirfte ntdt all5u fbiper ieitt
Iea Der 9anpfer In fei1tem 8aiie
uaterge9aneen lit. Durb ole St
pIoiion muroen ale Nettlrrgsboot
Zig auf orei 5eritort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

Die Oeiterreid)er n,eiben, baf iid)
lire Sffenitbe an Der tirpler @rcnse
iinmer tueiter ams6ebne, oak ons
@orriifen id)nea sebe mnb baR bic
yfieberlase Der Staliencr INNER be.
benflider iper6e. Ion oem 9apa-
ronne Nateam ieien Sie sstaliensr
iekt bpllitanoig Dertrieben. 3ablrei-
DIE itratesild luidtige Tmnfte ieiem
IN ben GGnoen Der CeitereidJer.
And ben 8rrcola EaE 6Gtten lie
iett bOllitdnois beIekt. Gs ieiem tuei-
tere 5000 9efansene, barnnter 81
Dffisiere, setnadt ipor6en, 10 bah
bic 8eiammfsabl Der in bisIer Of
fenfipe gemadten 0efansenem ;idl
iett aaf 1888 Wann belamfe. Gs
iuarben audi iueitere aanunen nnS
Mafd)inengeidjiike erbentet.
Cine 1epeId)e ams Qon6un mel
bt, bic Seiterreider 6rGngtsn nn-
s,ueifelbaft amf bic Stabt @ieensa
IN Ssor6 StaIien at nnb ,ulreen
b0djit iuabrIdDeilnidD einen Nngrifi
anf bic Stabt beabiidtisen. 8ieenso
ut bas 0anptanartier Der italieni.
Iden Srentino Grmee. G6nig Bic.
tor Glnaanef lit bortbin seeilt, nm
cine 9emuraliiiernns Der Srnp-
ben 81 berbinSerm. 8rofe Srnp-
penmaiIen iuerbem nadJ Der Jroni
aeiuprfeu, nm Sas iueitere @or-
brinaen Ser Geiterreidjer anf5nBal-
ten.
Der itaIiemiIde ariessminiiter,
Gyeneral Wpronne, fat cine GrflG-
rnna perOffentlidt, in Der er iagt.
oaf bas Oiterreidild)e @ororinsen an
Ser tiruIer Grense Die italieHildle
Hesiernng op6llig falt lafe". DIX
sieeiernne f6nne fire Blame siuar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
Sine beIdjiuerIidle Geiie.

sSrau 8arl 9aniien S9peitel
oes 9errn 9enning 8rubh Hrali.
bent Der Gone Star 8reiping 60.
traf Dor 5irfa Ia 9asen BON Apia
Samoa in San 5rancisco nit itrer
bei0en Eo6tern Elm, BON no iie noG
San slntonio famen, Inn bis 5u
@noe oes arieges in Der SSamllie
oes Serrn grubn 81 perlueilen.
9err &arl @aniien mar bisber ge.
ld)aftli6er Better Der Sanoels- unh
Glontaeen @eieaI6aft Der Siieie,
in slpio, Somoa, elmer oeutl9en So.
Ionic, mel6e na9 9tusbru6 oes &rie.
ges iofort bon ben 9lnItraliern e.
lest pllroe On oiele Snlel nidt be.
feitigt lit, 10 muroe iie einfa6 tom
6eiroe obne @ioeritano genonunen.
9err Saniien ipurbe I'M Septen1-
her lesten Sabres 5u feds Monaten
Sriegs @efdngnisitrafe parurteilt,
neil er eiren 8rief pom Samoa ous
na6 9eutIdlano geibrieben bate,
Der ridt our6 Die S1noe oes 3elt.
iors gegangen mar. gr ipuroe olt-
Beroem perurteilt, na6 Mblauf Ole.
fer Strafe ais ariegsgefangener IN
terniert 5u bleiben, bis gu @noe 0es
aricges. ST lefinoet ii6 aueenbIif
liO in Wtotllibi, elmer fleinen ss1icl
in Der 8u6t BON 9luflano, geel-See.
lano, mo- er nit Dem friiberen oelit.
l6en @ouoerneur oon Samoa irno
Derihieoenen anoeren oeuti1en Ser
rem in bemlelben @efongenenlager
lid mtfbalten bari.
Die britii6e 8eeierllng mollte
anfanglid nid)t geitatten, oaB 5rau
3anlien nit ibren ainoern ii6 noil
9(pia, Samoa, entfertte; bod &C.
lang es Sernl 9rubn na6 f1ns-
irierigen @erbanolltneen nit hcnt
9luemartieen stnt in @aIbington,
oic Sade outfb 2onoon 81 acraneie-
rcn, iino iflieBlid fam oarn 6ie
Grlou6lis oee britilden Hegierumc,
o&R 5rau Sanien nad ben Der.
Stonten fommen biirfe.
Sic Sanbe.s- uno Nontuqcn,@2-
ielli6aft Der SiioIee lit eine oft,
etablierte Sirma in Somoa, neIbe
i6on Ieit Dem Sabre 1910 criitiert.
Sic muroe BON Dem befannter Som
buraer Serrn @ooeffron aeariinoer.
lnb no6 oelien Sooe ipliroe oie Sir
ria in cine 9(ftienqeiealhoFi ,ntqe.
italtet, melde nus &ornburger Ropi-
taliltcn belteht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
Surge l1tbtritdt.

Die Sffeniipe Der Ceiterrei-
der an Ser Iiibtiroler Oreuse
lit tptiter erfplgreid). Die De-
fferreiher brinsen ldncG bpr.
Sic baben big iett 23,8ss Wf.
fangene sema6e. Die sStalirner
oermnten einen 4nsriff amf
8ieensn. Sic uollen anseblid
nlle norsei@pbenem Eoiteu 5it-
riifsieben. SIR &riegsmiuiiter
ber6ffentlid)t cine albernc Or
HGrung-
Die 9entiAen nebnren fran.
s6iiIde GteGnngen am 6iigel
304, MAIDEN @efansene nnS
erobern GeidJiike. Sic ber.
teibisen Grobtritngen am ,So-
ten Nannes" 4iigel geaem
neue ansriffe. Die Sransu.
len lpollen st. 9onanmont gum
Sell senommen baben, oie
NadJridt lit jeSo6 nidt beitG-
tist nnb tuirb beitrittem.
Die Sentiden nebmen Cru
ben Der Gnglanber am .6Gben-
sna Dun @imb, BEL UiocndJD-
en.@pbelle.
9entid)e gerpplane MAIDEN
nOd eimen slnsriff anf DIM
firfJen.
Senfnant gpelfe 6rinat BEN
iiebsebnten nnb ndtsebmten
feinolid)em slerpplan sm ssall.
Die Siirfen siebem lit gi-
mas srpke SrnppenmaiTen ATT
lammen, um iie gegen 6ie
Nniien 81 beripenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

Ye1ff11Qftf ySDelff INF tPt1f9u 1fetx
seflnteu unS ad,tsehufeu fein0lidleu
Merpplam uieoeraeld1oiien. Ser cine
| fiel Iiiblidl BON S(ppeonrt, ser anbere
iahfid, nnm snten gHonnesH= =sn,i;;oel
Der aaiIer hat SEN fii6nen 2nft-
Id,iffer in 9nerfennnna Ieiner Qei-
itnnaen ann s,auntmanm ernonut
S..4,4. s...sr.. s.s. 49,.
e,natan ~ 80 a,a,;.4p" a a,A '. s:,,.., aa,. M
or;fs a,f Nss Nsas;.@sn ~ ,,.sas [ a.. TX
s 81 .;s Sc, ;.sfaa :a saa,:44 ssp sasa aa :.
:s.a. @ siaa ma...sa : .. s.,.. s yas. E.sa1 M ,s
49,. esaa 'D.a.a. re- "..4..'1s.s. s..R'E e'f..s
s.a,ssss s ,,,;4 s.oassssasa ~ o,.s.s w Kiss. M
% G:. M sss.:s4oS ssoDHSa.a m:..a s'saI'l.s", ...
"a @ ''1SS.'.'Iss @: s:y.a". ss,m i.s. ~ Z
n pus.a. s.s. ltaaooE,g. = 1..uy.Ias nv
..a.osa oa ~ s osse 'a uStaas..a
gsa.aui u ano ''e'el ""' p'a''et'
~. IN. a..D:. m,. .e
osAAse'aeeehe getn,Ee1 oes
S.s Sn S.Mens a.. Seis.na, yui eSth a,t
p.hllnlsH Nal,sI Oeh Sa''pa1oeh ao-
'''gno.h ar. sapa..sa. :, n.
e"e s1sau Dsl.sMei oepe'u}e meloel,
ca U"ig Spu'I,pn. as. t.'e' p'e 1Ia'eH III
s'as'""p oph 'h"o's pe'"'at'e' 'uor-
pen.
Suk p's SlansuleH auI Oer DH-
ieI1e pel ~eaas Fe'Iea SaF th Gem
i.''ptn. ppa '9ahple''''h' stIuei
'apeh, io'e pefelIs geHern gemeloet,
'p'ro pon peh SehIia'eH oellatlgl.
oie Stal6olen erleloen 1fos oe5
Sphses lpreT groiperle oet Ssr-
onll 'opoere Seripllet ipell l'e e'ne
eHorflle qll5agl Don Soloa1en IN eli
llehl per9ailhlsnaBle tlelileh areal
Iof5efIrteren nnll'en, l1relpf err
Ssprrelponoeiii on Der Sron1 oet
eerol'ia, lple ole ueoerlee ytaWrla)-
leil agentlir pefailn1 gtot. ole
Iran5o'llnen @eIan9eneil lagett, oaB
Que 5erllotnlig, lpelWe ote lWDete1
oeu1lVen @elWhse perur'aWen, ntd)l
llnr linler oeh Srlippen an Ger
Seueri'h,e etne ineeoelire H. lot-
eerl eern !l allg llliIer oen Meleroeli, ole
otd)l I'M serrIorlllnt 9rnppieri una
ous oie oeilllpeH @elguse iplrlloln
oel'felueh. Ser Sorrelponperl LODI
o'e Sapletteil Oct Irui!5olHden S9i'
puleit, ole l,u) itlli 9roBler Slrull-
lpl'slell peFieiol9en liho oellohot9
e'egenangr,Ile inapen.
0eNl'al ppa Saehpprt III Sels!eh
W elne oen.Ia'e 0ear'he sa1rph'he
Ih ItaaoSpia1e Vrapeh e'agsorhhsea,
i!aI O.e oelspssnnsen 6ereorl nhO
Ha, oana 5hlhage6osea; op u, S'e nagG' y.
eIheh AIlloleI .ao % "eahH ais "e-
'aagehen mII i'at' ~,c on
Ste Vh9lahSer I'M ihOl'a)eh we
lppolam.en ppneh, hnfer'thet poh
HnnnIIpTte nnHpr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
TIan6

gta0 el1er Sepefd]e 0es uSlf=
ternational 9eeips gerpice" ioa
Sber 8unoesribter Sugbes erflart
baben, oaB 9tooiepelt ieoenfoas in
Der replt6lifonil6en geotional aon-
BENTON m Gbicago gum 8rGIioent-
ldafts &anoioaten nor1iniert mer.
SEN tpiiroe. Ofan tuill oiele @enBe-
rlnlg oabin auslegell baB Ser Sber=
ritbter olrhals feline 4nitrenglln=
gen MAIDEN ipiiroe, Inn Die Nonlina=
ton 5n erbalten; lollte linn trosoen1
oieie @bre 5llteil meroen, Damn fonl-
te Sugbes nit gltem @elpiiien be-
talpten, oaB er, iolange er Mitglieo
bes oberiten @eribtsbofes tpar, ne
rer ollrd @ort ooer Sat Die geonli-
nation eein6t bdtte
George 8[urnentbol uno ;Srau
BON SEEM gorf baben Dem Stem Ger
fer .foten @rell5" $4,000 5ur pod-
itanoignne gqliippierllne zines ons
500 getten beitebenoen Solpitals
iberseben gis iebt fino Dem Stem
gorfer v9aoten aren54 $4,000
5nr 9(usItattung BON bier 6ospitd=
lern aur @erfiigung geitellt.
Saul 9. 9aoleD. Der nit ieiner
6rau oeriudte, lesten syreitag aug
oem @efdngnis IN Musfogee, aus
5tbredeit nno bei oielem @erluhe
bon einem @efdngnisbeamten iiber
ben aopf geldlagen ipnroe, befinoet
| ii6 auf oem @ege Der geiierltne.
Die sler5te elauben, oaB er bis 5unt
5. Sluli, an peldetn 3aee er nn6
| ieine Srau mesen gridieBens oes
lSberiffs Safe Giles bon 8earmont
proaeiiiert iper6en iollen, mieoer
pellitdnbig bergeitefff fein miro.
SSnfolge Der iebt nod in snas-
ia herribenoen a1lte bot oie Croft
nuns Der 9adsfiiderei berfdoben
Deroen nriiffen. 9as thermometer
ltebt i'm 9nr6i1nitt allf Dem gttn-
punft nno oas bie Jliiiie beoef-
fenoe gis lit nod fiinf SUB bid.
8erlonen, Die nit oen oortigen @it=
terungsperbdltniiien pertraut fms.
| glaliben niht, 0aB Die ssluBldiffabrt
Dor Gnoe Suni aufeenommen mer@
Den fnnn.
Ser YoIttpagen zines Seras Ii.
Sacific gilenbabn5uges lit 90 Wfei-
len BON Sbrepeport, Ga, BON einem
einoelnen 8anoiten beraubt tporoen
Ser 8duber 5nang Die Holtbeamten
init borgebaltener Biltole, iih ouf
ben 8ooen oes 8agens nieoer3nle-
gen nno tiirrite bier einen Berg lee
rer Hoitidde iiber ibnen anf. 90
ranf 6ur6ln6te er IN aller 8e-
miitsrube Die regiitrierten Boitie-
den, nabnl mas inn beliebfe llno
mar peri1nnnoen, e1e Der BUG ore
Station &eitbbille erreihfe.
= Der in Den Spnaaogen pen
Gbieago gum geiten Der notleioeit-
Den Ssuoen gelafnnlelte syono fat oie
SoDe BON $455, 900 erreid)t. 9elite,
benen es rnrl0gIidJ mar, baares
| @elb beisnltenern, gaben orr lesteH
gnbbatb Sfinge, llbren nno anfcre
Shmuflafen.
3ipei onoere in ansldnoil9er
Shiffsbaubofen fonItrliierte S6iffe,
Die .Hepublie" ltno Die ygampana"
mnroen auf slnorbnung oes Sefrp-
tars geofielo in oas amerifaniidle
Sdtffsreeiiter eingetrasen. Set
Dem is. arelit 1914 iito 180 i'm
stuslanoe gebaute Sbiffe NIT eillen,
8ebolt bon 6t7,1S3 Sonnen in oas
amerifoniide Sdiffsregilter allfge-
nonltnen uoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
Suns III Derrenten.

0as nntere nnS Obere Stodtuerf
bon 0r. 21S Cit.gommeree StraRe
1T sn berrenten. Nabere ansfnnft in
Der Office Der nssreien greFe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23
Nnlltn1er 544.

5mii6en Scott uno Obregon cine.
lebr Diel frennoli6ere eetuoroen.
5n Sonora iollen Sen Cafes
uno Sen. 9loolfo oe Ia Slierto Inn
Die Serridaft fan1pfen. grIteres.
miro ongeblid bon Garran5n, leB-
terer bon Sbregon 1tnterItiiBt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

Sneo SensT, ltbrmader. 224 6,
Commerce Strase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

ssn Dublin miro offi5iell befaltrt
gemaht. oaB Ole iiber oen ilatltrali-
iierten slmerifaner, SSeremiab s.
2pnd, perbGngte Sooesitrafe in
sebnidbriee 3llhtbausltrofe umge-
iuanoelt III. @ieih5eitig miro befannt
genodt. baB anoere 8eilnebmer ON
Ger Repolution 5u 5ebn, flint, orei
uno einem Sabre 3udtbais perllr-
teilt iinb.
- @us Brownsville miro aAncl-
set, ouis a)torin lmo @ictoriono
Tonce, oie angeflagt parerL 9Sey.
idmorlneen otge5etteIt 3u taben
uno on 8aubiiberfdllen beteiligt se-
meien 81 iein, leien bon Hanaers,
Die iie ms SSnnere bes 2anoeS
brahten, INN ibre SSoentitGt ieftsu-
itellen, erid)oiIen tporoen. neil lie
einen 6luhtperlud madten. Gie
9tohriht miro hoffentIicb aid,t rif-
tig fem
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-26

On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. August T. Boldt were surprised
by the members of the Zion Lutheran
church and neighbors living in the
immediate vicinity, the occasion be-
ing their twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary. The guests brought abund-
ant refreshments and presented Mr..
and Mrs. Boldt with case of Com
munity silver. About forty guests
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wuth arrived
in Chicago after a wonderfully inter-
esting trip Wednesday of last week,
making the entire trip by auto, in a
little less than two weeks and exper-
fencing no difficulties except little
tire trouble. They are pleasantly To-
Gated in apartments in the city, Mr..
Wuth having been promoted from
Gary to the draughting department Of
the Illinois Steel works, which are
located in Chicago. Madame Wuth
has decided not to join them until
after Nov. z, SO as to be able to cast
her vote.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-26
TEN YEARS AGO
Observation-Disclosures

Or. and Mrs. r. M. Crosby enter
tanned the Five Hundred club. .a
The sixth and seventh grades were
moved into the new school building.
The Commercial Club appointed a
committee to look up a suitable site
for park. ..... ..-... ... .
A. H. Wheaton returned from Sc
attic and resumed his position in
Kings store.
A reception was given to the new
Methodist pastor, Rev. j. H. Wood,
and family at the church.
H. A. Howe, l.. r. Whitelock and
Odin Stalcy went on goose-hunt,
bringing back ten birds.
nj. III. Church announced that he
had completed plans and secured
site for his ice and cold storage plant.
C. A. Lundy, M. A. Dwire and F.
II. Lundy organized the new firm Of
c. A. Lundy & Co., for the purpose Of
handling real estate and engaging in
the transportation business. The new
firm purchased the "Mata G. Hover"
and chartered the "W. r. Todd for
operation to up-river points.
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The Obvious Place

What is known in certain town as
"a Shop Carnival" was being held,
and little girls represented the various
shops. One, dressed in white muslin
frock gaily strung with garlands of
bonbons, advertised the local sweet
shop.
When the festival began she fairly
glistened with attractive confection-
cry, but as time wore on her decora-
tions grew less. Finally at the end Of
the last act, not bonbon was to be
seen.
"Why Dora," cried the stage man.
ager, "where in the world are all your
decorations? Have you lost them ?"
ooh, no." replied Dora; athey're
perfectly safe. I'm wearing them in
side."l Bits.
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HIGHLANDS NEWS
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F. Deppmrn was a Prosscr visitor
few days last week.
A. o. Fry will occupy the Deppmal
residence during the winter.
The end of the week will see the
close of the apple picking on the High
lands. - rs a~ AL
j. r. Lott returned recently from
Boise, where he has been soliciting or.
ders for apples.
Ruth Hudnall left Tuesday for Ia.
coma where she will attend school
during the winter. - vG
Mr.. and Mrs. Foraker, of Joplin
Mo-, are the guests Of the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Hembree.
Mrs. A. Lehnhard expects to leave
Friday of next week for two-months
stay with relatives at Evansville, Ind
Geo. Wright, who has been here for
the past several weeks arranging for
the sale of his personal property, left
Saturday for Tacoma. ~.
Mr.. Davis, who has been staying at
the Hess ranch for the past month
while harvesting his apples, left Sat
urday for Bremerton.
Highlands buses returned from
school on two schedules last Friday.
w. T. Mann left at the regular hour
and brought home all who did not
stay to the football game and G. HI.
Taylor waited until the game was over
to bring the "rooters" and Highland
er members of the team.
Mrs. Deppman and SON motored
from Seattle. Friday and visited Mr..
Deppman until Tuesday, when they
started on the return trip. Mr.. Depp-
man left Wednesday with car of
fruit mostly apples, which is the third
he has shipped to Seattle and sold in
the public market there. He expects
to remain until the holidays.
At the next meeting Of the High
lands club, Friday evening, Nov. 8,
Edward A. Davis, mayor of Pasco,
and, nominee for superior Judge, has
been secured to address the High
landers on the various initiative and
referendum measures and constitu-
tional amendments. Mr.. Davis is a
very forceful speaker and all are
urged to attend this meeting.
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Mrs. +. w. Gohres is in Alfalfa to.
day on business.
!, ira A. Boynton is in Seattle this
/ week on business.
MRS. II. II. Davis and little dauph-
tiers visited friends in Pasco the fret
of the week.
! John Mayield and Vern Moran re-
turned Monday from hunting trim
near Kahlotus.
Mrs. J. B. Hayden returned last
Saturday from a visit with relatives
at Pennington.
MISS Mary Nelson, of the high
school faculty spent the week end in
Pasco with friends.
Mrs. John Hanson was the week end
guest OF her daughter Stella at the
Ellensburg normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Penny, of Pasco.
were guests today at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Kelley.
Mrs. Herring, of Pasco, was lunch
con guest yesterday at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. F. M. Crosby.
The Bridge club met with Mrs. j. J.
Rudkin Tuesday afternoon with card
honors going to Mrs. C. Staser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith had for
their guests the first of the week Mrs.
Reno and Mrs. Kelley from Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hogan visited
friends in Prosser last Saturday and
also attended the Corn and Hog show.
Mrs. w. A. Story is entertaining
the Guild of the Episcopal church this
afternoon in the Hotel Kennewick par
lors.
Mrs. E. G. Warner, of Spokane, was
a guest the first of the week at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
l.. Taylor.
Mrs. Chas. Berney, Of Troutdale,
Ore, made short visit here this week
at the home of her brother, Arthur
Jacot. She was enroute to Mabton.
Mrs. Isabelle Evenson and daugh-
tiers Josie and Anna, visited in Walla
Walla the last of the week and Incl
dentally took in the Harvest Festival.
Miss Beulah Gilbert, who is in train
ing at the Good Samaritan Hospital
in Portland, spent last week with her
friend, Mrs.. Donald Gilcrest, of this
city.
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! The Needle club met with Mrs. L
d. Raymond in the Garden Tracts
last Friday afternoon. The next meet.
ing will be held at Mrs. Herbert Shan.
afelt's.
Chas. Raddatz, who has been in
South America for several years, is
in town this week renewing old ac-
quaintances, and looking after pro-
perty interests here.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Chas. Conway and
Mrs. Decker as hostesses, next Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. ]. H. Gravenslund.
DIR. and Mrs. F. M. Crosby, Doctor
and Mrs. D. S. Brogunier, Nh. and
Mrs. E. M. Sly, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Trenbath and Mr.. and Mrs. R. E.
Pratt attended the Corn and Hog show
in Prosser last week.
Mrs. b. N. Chipperfield, who has
been quite ill for some time past with
throat trouble was taken to the hos
pital in Pasco Sunday to be under the
care of DR.. Hambey. Mrs. Clipper
field made the trip nicely, and while
her condition is quite serious, she is
holding her own.
Mrs. Hauser, mother of Mrs. F. F.
Beste, and her nieces Misses Beulah
and Ferris Bicht, of St. Louis, who
have ben visiting at the Beste home
for the past few weeks, left Monday
for their home via Portland, Seattle,
and thru California. They were ac-
companied to Seattle by Mrs. Beste
who will make a ten days. visit in
Seattle and Portland before returning
home.
Last Sunday at one o'clock the
members of the Christian church held
their annual church dinner, with Rev.
Pine, of Pasco, Rev. Maj getts and Rev.
Nell, of Spokane, as honor guests. A
very pleasant social hour was spent
following the dinner. At three o'clock
their business meeting was held with
Rev. Pine, their pastor, in charge. At
ter helpful talk the following Of
ficers were elected for the year: Ed
ers, G. w. Saunders and F. A. Will
helm; deacon, Geo. Egbert; deacon
esses, Mrs. H. C. Puderbaugh and Mrs.
J. c. Dennis; trustee, ]. B. Plummer;
clerk, Mrs. F. A. Wilhelm; treasurer,
j. B. Plummer.