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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-20
1855 STUDENTS
N0kEtROLLED !
LOCAL SCHOOLS
Honolulu Pupil Population Has
Big Gain Over Last Term:
Kauai Has 1919

Showing a substantial gain over last
year the total enrolment in the public
schools In Honolulu proper has reach
ed 1866, according to figures secured
up to Tuesday afternoon by the de-
partment of public instruction.
The schools included in this lineup
are Normal training, Liliuokalanf, Wal
kiki. Moiliili, Manoa, Kaahumanu, Po-
hukaina, Central Grammar. Pauoa,
Maemae, Royal, Kauluwela, Kaiulani,
kalihi-kai and Kalihfwaena-
BY grades, the total enrolment in
the Honolulu schools is as follows:
First, 2259; seating capacity. 2345.
Second, 1913: seating capacity, 1915.
Third, 1886: seating capacity, 1877.
Fourth. 1915: seating capacity. Ills.
Fifth, 1854; seating capacity, 1909.
Sixth, 696: seating capacity, Gal.
Seventh, Az; seating capacity, 52S.
Eighth, 430; seating capacity, 443.
The only enrolment report from
schools in the outside islands is that
from Kauai The following table
shows the enrolments to date and the
gain or loss over the enrolment when
school closed last June:
Haena-Sept., "a; June. 81.
Hanalei-Sept., 124; June, l06.
kilauea-Sept., 235; June, 223.
Koolau-Sept., As; June, IS.
.AnahoIa-Sept., 60; June, 60.
Kapahi-Sept., "a; June, 3s.
kapaa-Sept, sos; June, $50.
Waflua-Sept.. 10; June, 10.
Hanamaulu-Sept.. 279; June. 254.
Lihue-Sept, SIS; June, sol.
Huleia-Sept., 70; June, II.
Koloa-Sept., 431: June, 42S.
KALEIDOSCOPE, PSI; June, 243.
Eleele-Sept., 490; June, 4s1.
Makaweli-Sept,, 314; June, 312.
Waimea-Sept., 46S; June, 1872.
Kekaha-Sept., 1871; June. 207.
Mana-Sept., 81; June, "a.
Including the uai high school.
which has an 81 plment of IS, and
the Niihau school, which has an en-.
of about 80, the total enrol
ment for Kauai is 4219, a gain Of 127
over last year. .- -.
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sOLDIERETTEs CONTINUE TRAIN
ING

SOLDlERETTES CONTINUE TRAIN
.... ING
Among the soldieretteG who took a
four weeks course at the Preside
Training School IL have continued the
work by taking a six months course
In practical first aid hospital training.
Miss Edith Hale OF Redlands. Miss
Helen Allen Of Point Lobos. Miss Rose
Sahlefn OF San Francisco and Miss
Ethel Johnson OF SausaIitO are living
In tents at the University OF Califor-
Mia Hospital and viii complete their
course January Is, 1917.
The places OF these young women
will be taken later by Misses Alexine
Mitchell OF Alameda, Dorothy Eaton
Of Palo Alto, Adeline EngIehardt, Ber-
kelley, and Roberta Lyon of San Fran
cisco.
Those who have taken the work at
the Emergency Hospital are Miss
EmeliDe Childs Of Los Angeles, and
Lloyd, Metre Of San Francisco.
On September l three young ladies
will have begun their duties az Lane
Hospital. They are Miss Cora Otis,
captain Of the original Society
squad 4; Mary Boardman and Agnes
Hayne. These young ladies cali them
selves the National Service Aides and
are preparing as Red Cross nurse as
sistants in actual field work.-San
Francisco examiner.
WEEK ENDERS AT WAIAHOLE
TAVERN
The following guests have beer
week-enders at Waiahole Tavern:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Dougherty, Homo
lulu; Mr. John Watt, Honolulu; Mr.
r, g. Watt, Honolulu: Mr.. J. NJ. Watt,
Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Bald.
win. Kauai: Miss G. Turner; f. d..
Baldwin. Honolulu; J. NJ. Maxim.
Honolulu; L. Pittinger, Honolulu; F.
G. Mailman, Honolulu: Mr.. c. s. Jack.
son, Honolulu; J. NJ Warmer, Homo
lulu. E. V. Warmer, Honolulu; Mrs.
j. NJ. Warmer, Honolulu; Mr.. F.
Lemon, Honolulu; Mr.. E. B. Dell,
Honolulu; A. c. Reinecke, Honolulu;
Fl. z. Marsh, Honolulu; Herbert Rich
ards. Honolulu: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 4
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YOUR BRONCHIAL TUBES

When a cold settles In the bronchial
tubes, with that weakening, tickling
cough, immediate treatment is very
important. The breath seems shorter
because of mucous distractions; usu-
ally feveris present, your head jars with
every cough and your chest may ache.
This is no time for experimenting or
delay-you must get SCOTS Emulsion
at once to drive out the cold which
started the trouble, and it will check
the cough by aiding the healing pro-
cess of the enfeebled membranes.
Ifyou have any symptoms of bron-
chitis, or even a stubborn cold, always
remember that SCOTS Emulsion has
been relieving this trouble for forty
yearS. It's freefrom alcohol or drugs.
Refuse substitutes. -. Il.
Scott a Bovine. Hioom6eld. M. ISIS
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Kimball. Haleiwa Hotel: George ant
| Richard Kimball, Haleiwa Hotel: J
! r. Collins. Honolulu; L. Freitas. Homo
! lulu; Mary Fisk, Green Bay, Wis
c. Menoek, Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Grounds, Honolulu: A. +
! Grounds. Honolulu: Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert Levers, Haleiwa Hotel; Mr.. VII
| liam Levers, Haleiwa Hotel; Miss Jes
sic Baldwin, Honolulu; Mr.. George
Kluegel, Honolulu: Pauline Kluegel
/ Honolulu; Mr. Mcdonald, Honolulu
Carlos Caceres, Honolulu; Mr.. anu
Mrs. G. F. Finkboner, Honolulu; Mas
ter Finkboner, Honolulu.
=
ENGAGEMEN i OF INTEREST
The be'rothal OF Miss Hiidegarpe
Lassell and James Sibley Watson, Jr..
announced this week in Whitinsyille,
Mass. by the parents Of the young
woman. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester w. Las.
sell, is Of interest to the many friends
here and In Marin county of the Las
sell family.
Mrs. Lassell was Miss Jessie
Keeler, sister of A. Starr Keller,
and Miss Lassell and her mother
visited here last summer for several
months, Icing guests at the Keller
home.
The wedding will take place in Oc-
tober and will be a brilliant sociol
event in Massachusetts.
Miss Lassell is a belle of excep-
t'Onal beauty and many accomplish
ments. She and her mother were en-
tertained last summer at a number OF
homes here and in Marin county.
Mrs Louis F. Monteagle and Mrs
Homer King gave affairs in her honor
San Francisco Chronicle.
+ 4 +
GOING AWAY
Several friends were at the depot
to bid goodby to Misses Helen and
Edith Chesebrough when they left for
the East week ago. They will be
on the Atlantic coast, where they will
visit relatives and friends during Sep
TENDER. Miss Helen Chesebrough will
not accompany her sister to California
this autumn, but will 60 to Canada,
where she will remain for an indefin-
lite time with friends.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Kopke are home
after a three months vacation spent
in the East. Just before returning
Mrs. Kopke sustained a severe injury
Of the face and shoulder, an auto she
was in turning turtle. Mrs. Kopke is
still suffering from the effects of this
accident and her friends are delighted
to know she is recovering.
= r. =
Mr.. Harry Lucas is being warmly
welcomed home by a large circle of
friends. He has finished his last
year at college and comes home to
stay. He is one OF the most popular
of the local young men.
>.-..'... = Z +
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dowsett have
invited a company of guests for Thurs
day evening, honoring Mrs, Marion
Dowsett Worthington.
~. ~' r =
Miss Ruth Soper is home again
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COAST SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Perley Lincoln, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Duncan FL
liott, at the Preside, left yesterday
for her home in New York.-San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
Mrs. Allen J. Greer, wife of Capt,
Greer, U. S. A., left last Tuesday for
Monterey, where she will be the guest
of Mrs. Fredrik L. Knudsen, wife Of
Capt Knudsen, who is stationed on
the border.-San Francisco Chronicle.
= + +
After a delightful visit with MAJ
Gen. and Mrs. J. Franklin Bell, Mrs.
Malin Craig left Wednesday for Mo2-
terey, where she is staying at the
army post while Capt. Craig is with
his regiment in Arizona.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
+ = +
Mrs. James A. Code left last week
for, the East. where she will remain
during the fall and winter. She will
go to Washington. where she will be
the guest of Admiral and Mrs. Regi-
maid Nicholson. Later she will go to
West Point with her son.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle
Maj and Mrs. Sydney Cloman and
Miss Nathalie Campbell, VINO arrived
recently from Manila, where Maj. Clio.
nan has been stationed, are visiting
at Banff, en- route East, where they
will stay for a month. They will
later cone to California, where they
will begin a brief visit-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Clinton
Wise are visiting Col and Mrs. Lin.
coin Karmany at Mare Island. They
came up leisurely from Los Angeles
bv motor, stopping at Del Monte and
PasO Robes en- route. They will visit
Col and Mrs. Karmany for several
days and then come to San Fran
cisCC.-San Francisco Examiner.
r +
Miss Mae hayward, who has been
teaching in Oakland for the past two
years, is spending the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hay
ward, prior to her departure for the
Hawaiian Islands Miss Hayward
sails next Tuesday. and will have
charge Of private school in the ISL
ands for the coming year-Santa Cruz
Journal
r + +
COmplimenting Commander and Mrs.
Adalbert A. Althouse, Commander and
Mrs. Mark st. Clair Ellis gave a din
ner Monday evening at Mare Island.
Commander Althouse brought the
United States steamer Cleveland
back from patrol duty in Neyico, and
while the cruiser is undergoing re,
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after a pleasant two months as the
guest Of Miss MurieI Hind Of Ha
wait. Many social affairs were given
in honor OF this popular belle.
= . =
Miss Ann PoGcher and Miss Doris
Hall. who have oeen the house-guests
Of Miss Mary and Miss Mona Hind,
returned on the Matsonia this morn
ing to their eastern homes.
= =
Mr.. and Mrs. w Megeath and Miss
Mary Megeath left for their Omaha,
Neb-, home on this mornings steam
er with the ayowed intention OF com:
ing next year again.
=
On Tuesday Of next week Miss Mar
garet Lishman is entertaining with
an informal garden party, honoring
her niece, Mrs. Ben. Conrad Of Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Francis Gay. Madame Marsha
Aldrich, Mrs. Jennie Agan and Mr.
Ernest Gay left on today's steamer
after a six weeks visit to Honolulu.
p
Mrs. Christian C. Conrad, who has
been on a visit to her family in Ho-
noiulu. left on the Mauna Loa yes
terday for her island home. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz are
here for a six months visit They are
guests at the Young but plan to go
housekeeping very shortly.
+ = =
Mrs. Francis Gay was hostess at a
poi supper last Sunday evening, COM
plimenting her house-guest, Madame
Mariska AldricA.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy, Miss
Swanzy and Miss Rosamond Swanzy
are spending a week at their country
home, Kuaha
Mrs. Beatrice Isenberg and Mrs. Nc
Gauley left on today's steamer. Both
of these women were deluged with els
and gifts.
Mrs. Fred Damon was an outgoing
passenger on today's steamer for a
two months vacation on the main
land.
Mr.. F. w. Jameson leaves on next
weeks boat for the mainland to wed
Miss Gill of California.
= 4 +
Mrs. Kate Sperry, who has been the
of Mrs. Irene Holloway,
left on today's Matsonia.
r + +
Mrs Harry Nacfarlane left on to-
days steamer for a visit with her
family in California.
DR.. Afford c. Wall came in on last
nights steamer after a two months
visit to the coast
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Merrick are back
In Honolulu after three months on the
mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright are
giving a small dinner on Thursday
evening. |
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Gustav
Schaefer we're at home to their |
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Scudder ar
lived on the Lurline last evening.
+ + 4
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JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM
DIES IN COAST CITY

News has been received in Honolulu
of the death in San Francisco, Cal, on
September H., 1916, of Joseph Gun
ningham, a native of that city and
known in Honolulu. He was a broth
er of Miss Vernet MacGregor of Ho-
nolulu, William Cunningham of Gold.
field, New; Mrs. B. Elliot of Hilo and
Mrs. ]. r. Wilson of San Francisco.
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pairs at the navy yard the eomman,
der has been detached from duty.
Commander Althouse will pass a part
OF his months leave at Mare Island
and at its expiration will probably
be ordered TO the Asiatic station
/ San Francisco Chronicle.
= =
! Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Grant have
been passing most Of the summer at
Pacific Grove. They have been inter
ested in golf and were on the links at
! Del Monte every day. Mrs. Grant was
the weekend guest Of Miss Geneyieye
King last week at her home on Broad,
way.-San Francisco Chronicle
= = =
Mrs. James Ward Keeney and Miss
Helen Keeney will not be In attend
ance at local affairs this season, as
they are to leave shortly for PhiladeE
phia, where they will stay several
months. While there they will be the
guests of Mrs. Keeney's sister, Mrs.
George Harding.-San Francisco
Chronicle,
After an enjoyable stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hobart at Tahoe,
Miss Ysabel Chase has returned to
her home at Easton. The Hobart
camp at Sand Harbor Is one OF the
most luxurious places on the lake.
and has been the scene of numerous
house parties this summer. Walter
Hobart's motor-boat. Orange Blossom,
is the fastest on the lake-San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
Mrs. Joseph G. Coleman of Chicago,
who has been at Santa Barbara dur
ing the summer, returned north last
Tuesday with Mrs. Willard Drown,
who has been Mrs Coleman's guest,
Mrs. Coleman was here last summer
and was entertained at many social
affairs. Among those who will en-
terrain Mrs. Coleman during her stay
here are Mesdames Walter r. Filler,
Daniel C. Jackling, Willard Drown,
Harry H. Scott, Robert Hayes Smith
and others.-San Francisco Chronicle.
= -
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Behrens of Honolu-
IN, after visiting in Yakima for two
months, started yesterday on their
return to their home. They are the
owners of 10 acres of Teton apple
land and propose to remove to this
valley in a year or so to make their
home here While here they camped
for a time above Soda Springs and
had a most delightful outing. they
said.-North Yakima, Wash, Herald.
...... = 4 =
Joe Hedeman and family we're ar
rivals Tuesday evening and are Wis.
iting relatives and friends. They came
from Honolulu on the same steamer
with Mr.. Hedeman's parents, who will
leave Thursday on a business trip
through me East. Mr.. Hedeman and
family expect to remain several
in California, the greater por-
ton of which time they will spend in
" oodland. Woodland, Cal, Demo |
crat.
Mrs. Adrian NJ. Oakes is to leave |
for Los Angeles in a few days for the /
winter and later will join her daugh-
ter, Miss Clarice Cakes who has gone
to Honolulu to take charge Of the mu- !
sic department in 81! Andrews Pri-
DRY, school for native Hawaiian |
girls. Mrs. Cakes has been very act
i've in ST. David's church and was an
officer in the diocesan auxiliary OF !
the Episcopal Church of Oregon for
years. She Is a member of the Half !
Hour Study Club and is interested in
many lines of work. Euncheons, din
ners and picnics are being given in
her honor and she will leave many
friends who win regret her departure.
Portland OregonianSa |
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FASHIONS FOR
FL | women

The Jeffs Fashion Co. is featuring
big line of specially designed and
made clothes for women who are un-
usually stout Dresses and separate
skirts with waist and bust measure up
to 81 inches are carried in stock
Adv. =..":
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-07

rellen af 0ef 6onife Sprog slme-
rita. Ser er ser mahge l16banbre=
6e, iom mener> at bi rigtig iful&
faite Dor @nergi og bore Mibler
in6 paa at lepen6egi9re Set bonife
Sprog fer / 2an0et 1om ct 9&pttc-
iprog beo Si6en of Set engellfe.
Dette iful6e ipttes igiennem 6els
be6 Snblibier til 6on1fe @foler for.
Dor @fter1pgt og 6els 1nooife be5
Bropagan6a for. ssSn0fprelie al
Danif iom Stn6ie beb 2on6ets eg1c
5fo1er, iprlig &ejlfoler. Ser CT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-07

SEN engelife Scr fife pilbe fnnne
fomme uifa6t no al 6et 1tore Gam.
me111tp6, i6et 9lrtilleriet fun fn1ca
forbere0e 6et 9lngreb, io111 egentltg
ifuI0e og 111aatte foretages at ST.
fanteriet; &uno11erne 1naa bane Sci
for g3iffel og @oionet, for set al
n1in6elige og forf9roelige &aanogez
n1eng. Wten MI goar 8eretninger=
ne fra @Iogn1arfe1 u6 paa, at Sc
engelife Sropper bor lat Jig folt
baooe me0 &onon og 8aionet, og al
Man6etabet life er ltort:
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Dr>t tttrxtkattakR Nrtar.
&pnflifteu mmliebis afbarget for nerpercube.

&Dtart1lleriet nongler Man6ifab
og Mmmunltion; Nrojeftgrer finbes-
ne1ten itte;; SSnfonteriet bar Weulps-
ler til &efor0ring of Molfinfonp.
ner @teoet ior W5otorer; pan
Bapir Ter Set u.s. ion1 ONT ser tan
itoleS poo $4,000 5ol6oter / 8or-
|gerbebningen - Scr er 100000: 1
at otSle oor fun 10000 far6ige til
uorpfning> oo Ororen TOM, oq Ii
Sage efter 6ens ll6lte6elle bar
|ferre emo 10000 poo Sci til @rer1.
fen; ! Tlori0o bar 800 @oIooter
inorullereoe / ct 92egimert %
goot 600 al 6cn bar ubruqeliqe
til &rtgstjeneite; i1rgcn tilltreffeIi-
ge Helerpeforrooo fon0tes; paa
@rnno ot at for foo 0fficerer
fa1otes, boboe MON mango 5te0er
logt &omnon0oen &pn0erne baa
Wfeno> iom life bopoe 8egreb ont
at befole;; &obolleriet far neiten
irgen Seltc og ilet ingen 9pelle;
Sngeni6rforpiet og 6orpleinings,
tropperne CT utilltrpffelige / 9lntaI
og mongelful6t orgonilere0e; 9lrtil.
leriet bar neIten i11gen &anoner-
n91ten irtet &rl16t, og 1fiqnt en- Del
Tooben og slmn1l1nition er be1tilr,
|bil bet bare otte11 MoQne6er, in6en
Srorerne fan effeftueres: @oa bil
Der ianoipnligbis life opre Brug
for Dem; oe Officerer> Ser bor be-
ogmt Mobili1eringe11 ill1tter 6eres
Oberiigt loole0es: sit en- Weinion
Solooters &omn1a110o ifol bi babe
$4,000 Cffieerer:= S S ssSeriger 1872.
|itilleoe bi $4,000 Man6 / Marfen.
Weange al 0em bar &efr11ter noen
|Spor al S7pelle. 9e 1nootte forla-
De Sobeoltooen = ilaae6e al en-
Scr, Ser bar bolbt iaa flor, me1l
oobbelt ioa 0pgtig. Mon0fabet /
Dor 8orgerpabning SEN Sag / Dog
er go6t; nen Sc ii61te ii Gage bor
paa en- ilooen0e Meoa6e biit, bbor
abiolut upbet Set CT"
9e ienelt foreliggen6e Gfterret-
ninger gaor u0 pao, at Gorrar15a
er billig til at itreffe Zig neget
longt for at boloe 5re0 ne6 Slime.
rifo, og fans 9fote til Ereii6ent
8ilion bente6es offentliggjort i,
r@oar gfterni06ogs eller Gags
Morge11.
Set forlp0er, at @enerol Heribing
er begpn0t at treffe fine Sropper
n6 al Merico; me1 lon1ti0ig nte0.
0eles set fra @olbingtorl at Ser
frer16eles bill pere 8rug for en- for
Seer longs 93io @ron0e for at bol0e
renlebogt.
Gil1pnelooe116c goor Sen farlige
mericonife Strife mi en- fre0elig 26s-
ming / Mg6e. B.
Men 1fjpnt &illon bor @rl1n6 til
at meme at bans Sre0spolitif bar.
bi1t. fig birfningsful0, ct ban 6og
forbereot poa cnbber gpentualitet.
ut 1tge: Sor 1ao bi0t lon1 Seer og
8orgerpebning er forbereot.
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On Dnntt11f.
Cir 9lo9er alement fal benrettes,
u9 2iebfnecft fGn9iles fpr !6pj=
fprrr6eri.

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gelife &rones Sejforre6erilag mos
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get for at bope bi6f9rt Oprpret /
Srlon6 for ct Eor Moone6er 1t6en
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tpife &enge for at bringe &ejSnin=
gen / 5ton6.
5ogen bor boft flor Spitgt bclc
SEN cipili1ere6e @er0e11 life n1inb1t
/ Spiflon6 og 1elbe Gnglan0; 6en
pore0e life / mango Duge> men
pr9ge6es al en- ganife ualmin6el!G
&eftigbe6 fra loopel glftors ion1 81
feniors @i6e.
GIer @onge tolte SEN. anfloga5c
Sir &oger lelb / &etten og negteoe
fig n1eo be6bore116e @elten1tbc6 1fDl-
Dig Sc Sorbrp6eller, bon onfloge=
I.bes for. Nee11 olligebel eneoes SIT
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fort efter at 6ens Sorman0 neo
|fjplbe110e &g1t bab0e afgipet 6enne
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tiorius> Discount &eooing, Cont
men, ser gif u0 poo, at Sir &oger
bab6e forbru0t tit &io,. og at ba1;
lfnl0e Iibe Dp6en peb &enrette!ic.
Sen 696sbpp111te 16bo6 fig Sillo=
6el1e til at tale og erflerebe enhnu
engong, at ban bar uifpl0ig; bes=
u6en bar .bon life blcud Dp1ut al IL
ne 2igemeno = ct &rop, ban 1on'
o6elig bop6c 93et til al title. San
fort1otte:: ~@bis Set er TorrG6eri at
bo16c of lit 2on0, 0a CT iea itolt al
at 1taa fer 6pn1t lon1 SprrG0cr.
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(Srernes) 9}e1. ,Staen IL: toge Sen
ira ps. Seq bar lo9t, bpa0 jeg bill
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len1ner, tofte,' jeg ior GereS &jen=
6elie. Seq 9nlfe0e life at itp6e e.
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floge, at Set life bar mine 2ige=
men6, ser 661nte mig. = @porleocs
piloe mon nogen fer f9le Zig til
Eos, bbis en- gnglen6er gift / 2on3.
i gnglon6 og blep fert til 0omS /
SSSrlon0> og bbis 6enne gnglGnber
blep 1tillet for 0omltolen / en G9n>
bpor bele 8efolfningen bor opbiolrt
til at. bctrogte bom lom en Tor=
brD6er?"
Sir 93oger paobprte ln1ilen6e og
lnco itor SO fin 9p0s6om; ban 1fol
bobe 116tolt 9nlfet ONT at noate
blipe bo1sbngget / 5te0et for a:
blibe bpngt.
Sons 9l6pofotcr far appelleret
0onr11e11.
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&oger Galemel1t bleD 0p0s66mt, af=
| iogDe EN- berlinlf &et Oom ober Or.
&orl 2iebfnecbt> Sen tplfe Socioliit-
leoer: &on i0611tes trebipe @eoone-
0ers Sugtbusitrof for forlpgt SRI
forrp0eri og 1161tp6tes 1anti0ig al
Sere11 for ugrob l1lp0igbeO" Mn=
flogen moo bon1 bor iprligt baieret
poo bans 0eltagel1e Masie6emon=
ltrationer, bbor ban bop6e roobt:
vgte0 me6 &rige11! gee6 1neo @G=
ren!"
Ooi,n ~. iYfo o+ 92rrf ~ Ro4fnry
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-07
sSeit6agems 11lDffer.

Si6Iigere orpbtes og lenle1te6es.
|@nn6re6er al Menneifer poa @rnn0
|of Sen farlige Moo0e> bporpau nng-
0omnen / 9(merifa fejreoe S1er0e.
Suli. sD}en @ebGgelien for at i116-
|f6re Ell u9ofc on0 Game" Seirine
|of Dogen bar lat goo Jrngt. s s
Sirsoogs on1fon1 fun otte Herioner..
og 100 ropporteres tillfaoefontne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-07
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s Sofio folmo6er man, at 6rogt=
6o1nperen, u5ilfl1 0eor11", Ser for
los 5eattle, @oiby Sen %. Mort9
paa Sci til SSopo1l er forulpffet
Man gjetter poa enten Gtronoi11g
eller Sorpe0ertng. gt Ser er til:
it66t 5fibet en- l11pffe, ipnes bepet
ober al Sbipl> 6a Set ol0rig fpr er
be116t, at ct 9u11pifib bor bGrct
ober tire Maane6er on at goa ober
5tillebabet.