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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

GERMAN EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lutheran lions congregation. Rev.
F. J. Oehlert, Pastor, 400 Third avenue
northeast. Sunday services: Services
at Buchanan at 1880 o clock q. m. No
services in the city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

A number of bad freezeups have
been experienced with water pipes in
this city during the cold spen Of the
past week or two. It is necessary to
use steam and electricity to thaw the
pipes out. The Water Power company
expects to get a transformer With
which to do this work.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Mrs. Henry Schelling Of this city
was operated upon for the removal of
a tumor, at st. Gabriel's hospital last
Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Klimek, former
residents Of this city, but who, for sew
eral wears. have made their homo at
Superior, have again moved to this
city. DR.. Klimek travels most Of the
time and will make his headquarters
here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Reuben Larson Of Elm Dale under.
went an operation for appendicitis at
st. Gabriel's hospital last Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Alfred Doucette, aged 9 years, had
an operation at st. Gabriel 3 hospital
the latter part of last week for the re=z
moval Of piece of glass from his foot.
The glass had been in his foot for sew
eral months,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

A number Of friends of Miss Viola
Leonard surprised her Thursday eve
ming, the occasion being her sixteenth
birthday anniversary. Games and
dancing furnished the amusement, A.
ter which a dainty lunch was served.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Il. h s,"cots, while in Minneapolis
the latter p'': Of last week arranged
to have the Thursday night features,
which were very popular, at his thea
tire here again. He contracted for the
Hitagraph features.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09

Next Monday is Lincoln's birthday
and no sessions will be held in the pub
lie schools. The county and city Of
fees and the banks will also be closed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-09
]. X. MARTIN REFLECTED TREAS
URER OF AUTO ASSN.

At the annual meeting Of the Mime
sofa State Automobile association at
the Radisson hotel, Minneapolis, J. K.
Martin Of this city was reelected as
treasurer. This is the third eonsecu-
tive term Mr.. Martin serves in that
capacity for the automobile associa-
ton. -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
Stor Wsploiion.
iSorfGrbelis 1tlpffe !6alifar. Sim:
mnuitipnsifib pe ct anbet Sur
tpj itpbte lamnen.

s IorSoogs fSornlio0ogs ifetc Der
cit bol0ionl gfsplo1io / Soli a.,
Ganabo, ncb bbilfer1 ltore Oele o1
%pcn lagbes 9lifc og I11ii1toer al
wfcnncifer on1fom eller ioareDes.
Sen frDatcligc l1lbffe lfetc peo, at
ct fro,1lt 9(nu1n1nitio>lSifi6 loite1
mco 1000 Sons al 1loget al oct
ltGrfcite 5prel1eltof, lo1n fin6es, %
boboe gen5in iom Dnfs!oit, foIli0c=
reoe 1i1eo ct onbet 5fib. Set bor en-
let Saoge, ga Sfibene fom gjc1nc1,l
Stre6et, OFT cite bar for inogooe1l-
Sc, Oct a1lbet for uogooe1,be.
Gnfelte paoltaar, at niger, al Sfi=
bcnc bolOt Jig tiIbejre, 1un Sc ifl1loe
bope gjort. 6or at rette poo set, BE-
gpnote Sc at u6befsle 5ignoler, Scr
ejen1pnlig bleb misforltooet.
Gpbc W,1utter efter 5on1mclritp=
set git Mmnlunttio11s1fibet / 2u uftc,
Scr, bDor Set bar ltg6t puo @r,n0,
|beo &oj 8 nGr SS11tercoloniol sSer1=
bone1tatto11 5oo itGrft por set
SprG11gltof lon efsplo6ercoc, tiger
lngfpnoige, at bbis 2abninger bobbe
bapt foit @runo UNDER fig, biloe Ser
life bube bGret cit 9}ottc eIlcr aut
1gjen @olifar.
Ser por to @fsplolioner, fortplles
bet. Sen ferlte, antagelig oo 8en=
5lnen gift, bar minbre; sem anocn
tro0icr enbber 8eTribelie. s ct gtll
bar 9alifar ct lpoenoe Jlalnmcbob.
Iulil1oer CT blebet busbiloe peo Cts
plp1tonc1l,. og &irfer og 5foler brllA
gcs til mio!erttoige 9o{pitaler. sln=
tallet al o1nfo11n1e CT en6nu life cn=
.0eltg opglort> men efter Sc officielle
svte0nelelIer at 6g1nme, Bitter set
mellen | og 2 SuiinDe;; mango
5unoreoc er boarbt lonret oq baooe
fra Canada og Mmerifa blen Ser
burtig lcllot @jelp; iaa'ebes beor=
oreoe Slaa6emi11iiter Da,lielg 25,-
900 lllotepper og 600 Opne lenbt
ira Bortsmol1tb Slaa6ebprft (N.
50 til set, ne6li6e,1be Solifor. San
ie11ote oaiao Soipitalsafoelingcr ira
B1r.obincetolpn, MoSl., og unoerrct=
fcoe 5e' oct 9fgOe aors ont at alt bpa0
6..aaoel1 bar rcoe til Npobjelp ltaar
.tE .5E Salifar's Dispoiition.
Sn1 asroagell begpnote Ell itor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
Holy City Falls.

erusalem's fate was sealed
when the British expeditionary
force on Nov. I captured GAIA:
immediately after taking the
ancient city of Beersheba. Gen
eral Allenby sent his forces ra-
pidly north and fortnight later
they took Jaffa, the olden city
of Joppa, and seaport of Jeru-
salem.
From Joppa the British began
their encircling movement a
round the holy city itself, strik-
ing north and east. At latest
reports, last week, the were
within about nine miles of the
city.
Bethlehem, where the Savior
was born, lies a scant six miles
due south of Jerusalem and is
presumably also now in British
hands.
Jerusalem's fall will be a tre-
mendous blow at Turkish NOR
ale, according to the belief here.
Loss of this shrine of Christen-
dom, possession of which has
been the boast of Moslems for
centuries, will have farreaching
effect throughout Turkey. Re-
cent dispatches have indicated
Enver Pasha, Turkeys ambiti-
GUS war minister, and the man
|who conceived the Turko-Ger-
man alliance, was tottering from
ibis place of power, while British
armies Were sweeping all before
them in Mesopotamia and Pale
Istine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
3fr.nha&tRr&tp.

Sri &o1lfurreuce oettc Slag
oro bar Diotil ppret @runb1pt11in.
gen 2an6ets ptu1omilfc 2tp, %
BET bar bn oaloa ligget til @rlulb
for 8etragtningen al Sernbuuernc
Set bor perct en- syorl1oletning for
ale CHARTERS, 1oln er uolteot til
Ser,1ba11elellfaber eller e1loog Ell 1,0-
trpffelig 8etiueelle i ollie Solo, i oe
ollerfle1te of oisle. 9eres Birfiom=
FEB lful0e bbile paa 4appe1tri0 mel
lem oeln. Nton eif ro fra, at Sc AZ
n1ene sSSnteresier, SEN be61t utuli9e
Sic1eIte til Sc lopelt m11lige Eriler,
be0lt flln6e fren1n1eS Dcb @oppcltrib,
eller fri Ronfurrence.
Scr fom it1iolerti6 en- Iio,. bo Sc
fonfl1rrercnbe eser1bol1er blep cl1ige
ON life at fonfurrere, rnen at opc=
rere lao at lige / 5rllesifab, ioct
SC foroc!te s(rbej0et, llogifterne %
SSnotGgterne mcllem Zig pou Ell
nRrn1ere faltlat Maabe. 8onerles
Spgapc bar natl1rliqDis at boretoge
beres sS,1tcres1er paa be6ite Maabe
i,rA nj nrnnp Npn hp1p Srnfif i,1Srn
ct bilt On1raaoe laoleoes, at hper
e11fclt 8ane fif ioa nogenlun0e,
bbao Ser tilfon1 BEN, og at bens
ltogifter blep iaa illtao og 0ens
Sl1otaater iaa ltore, lo,n Set los fig
gigre .9erlne0 bar ogiaa 8anerne
! set bele be0lt tiellt, n1el1te man.
Men 5olfemeningen gioroc 0p-
rpr moo oel1ne 8atlernes l1noer=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
Against the Bolsheviki.

The counter revolt against
the Bolsheviki regime in south
eastern Russia apparently is
gaining momentum. Already
the movement is sprea ding fan
like from the chosen bases
nortl1ward, northeastwatd and
nortl1westward, while prepara-
tions are making to extend it
southwark to the Caucasus.
Meanwhile the Bo1shcviki
government continues to issue
manifestoes calling on it's fol
lowers to resist the attempt
that is being made to overthrow
it. From his base in the river
Don region, General Ka1edines,
hetnan Of the Don Cossacks, is
moving toward the boarders OF
the Ukraine, which already has
declared its independence of
and hostility to the Bolsheviki
elements and at the same time
is forming a menace to Moscow.
where the Bolsheyiki is in con-
troll.
General Kaledines ond other
leaders Of democratic organiza-
tons in Russia declare that the
movement to overthrow the Boil
sheviki is supported not only
by the Cossacks but by al
most all Of the leaders Of
the other parties. These lead
ers are confident they will be
able to make short shift Of the
Bolsheviki.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
Dffeutfieejsrelie al @arepriier.

otter 6oranltaItning al weinne-
lofoS Ntooaomi11iItration bill ser
boer Sag i 8looene blipe ofientliq-
slort Ell 2ilte ober 90 eller fIere ofs
oe melt olminoeIige Maobarer mes
allfelelle al Ben 9ris, iom slb1a,i.
ll1ltrattonen anler for rimeIiq. Ser
opl9les, at bette lite er noget Sor-
lsg pao at iptte fo}te 8riier, oa set.
fe otloe bore i strio mes 5bern,a,r.
sopen, men peo ltaoig at Iaoe son
1e> bbaO Griierne bpr bere for at ]
falOes urimeliae", pel1ter man affS
forebpaee e1rboer opifrlllri,tg ffra
ajpbntanoe'neS sioe, paa iant,ltles.
Sio lont bet biI birfe til ltgrre Sit
4 Ito. 1nellen Sorbaltoler % auuoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14

lnitecns Slertal tror, at SSerllboncr=
nc lelp meo @elo fl,n0e ge1ne1nfpre
5an,n1cnilut1lingelt, le6ebe &onun1s>
lpr McGborb til at i11olebere cll
lerltii!!t @opport, uotrpffclig. onbefa-
lenoc Mcgjcringsfontrol, i6et ban
crflprer, at n&egieringsmpll6igbc
oenS lterfe Mrm CT oblol1t npobel1~
Sig, berlon1 Era1lsportpgle,let Hal
blipe rooifalt forbeoret." Sbilfen
1om bellt ft~ibdllig 5ammcnil11t-
ningsplan bil6e bore rtilltrGffe..ig
til at mpoe arige1s tpinger6e Om-
ltpn6igbeoer, crflere0e ban, poo
@rlu10 al en- 11u11bgauelig Sel1oflp>
ocl1c Gge,u1pttc blonm @onerl1e
Scr bar Gnigbe6 oln> at &onf11r=
reuccn blan0t SSSernbanerne nluo for
n1in6ifcs ON life gorlfe fjerneS, for
at forbinorc, at Sronsportp91e11et
fiber ct alborliet &abari UNDER &ri=
gems pres1eren6e &rap.
Sernbanernes egeu forei1oacoe
2esning al 8anlfeligbebcrne, CIT
Torbpje4ie af @atlerne for at op=
mu11tre til lterre &apitulnr1bri,1gelle,
betegnes al &o1nlnisiionen lon1 uI0e-
leg utilitreffelia. Selp mes flere
Hengc piloe &napbe6c11 l16ruit=
ming life fumne afbjelpes, for0i
Sn6uitrier11e life bil6e bnrc Sta11o
til at fobrifere SEN. gn bpj @rao
of 9pAtiabeo for Ser11bancr1e fan
alenc Deb!igcbo1oes oe6 ct grllnoigt
5amorbej6c, OpbGbelie af Dupli=
fatruter og Dobbeltu6gifter % Sjer=
nelie al Set efononlilfe 5pilo, ior1
fommcr of &o1,furre11cc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
Registrants allowed to join avi
alton service.

II. Provost Marshall General
Crowder has notified the COVER
nors of states that the new draft
regulations have been. amended
to allow registrants to enlist in
the aviation section of the sig
nal corps as candidates for COM
missions and to provide that
when registrants who have been
in military service are dis
charged, the discharges shall be
reported to the local board SO
that the men may be re-classi-
fled.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
News of the War.
Investigation
An investigation of the

An 1nVeSlgallOn ol the ~
stration's conduct Of the
parations for the war is starteo
by the Senate military affairs
committee The investigation
will be the direct result of un-
numbered complaints that have
poured into Congress. Letters
and telegrams have cited re-
peatedly the lack of clothing and
ordnance. The small number OF
machine guns and general G.
quipment for training has lrrl-
tated not alone military cx-
perts but ordinary Americans
who want the preparation to so
forward quickly. The fathers
and mothers have complained
that pneumonia epidemics III
National army cantonments arc
largely because the drafted men
have been without warm cloth
ing in the chill autumn months:
Officers of all degrees and
privates as we'll, will be sum-
moned to testify. And, while
the first witnesses will come
from the War department, others
will be called from the canton
mcnts. themselves.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14

can troops can reach the battle
fronts in great numbers.
On the British front huge
.oumbers of airplanes are con
>oc, >1ly winging their way over
q rs, engaged in battles in
TIN Z or searching out points
where troops are being concen-
tratcd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
1yolfets Selbbebarelic.

5tore Sforer al 2nnbetS 1nge
Mn,1o Dor / 2sbet' of Dc li01te to
Qlor fre1r1ltillet Jig for Sc nilitGre
Mpn0igbeber til l(n6eriegelle Qon=
bet bor 1filt Sc ltprfe fra Sc ipa1c
for &rigspje,neo.
@pob ct &eil,ltotet? 6. 6. Net-
tenbn,,le, Commissioner Of Bublic
Serbice ono Gon1erpation, 6refter
bette 5pprgsmaol ct anlct SDila=
belpbia=Blab> % De &je,loSgjer1lia1=
ger, BON onferer er cdnet til at
peffe Opmrrflombeo. sSSfglge bel'
gjGu9le Opiottelle ct Set omerifon-
| Ifc So!f en- ltprf og froftig gace
boooe fpiilf o0 oonoelig. unoerie=
gelicr al Mefrutterne piier nogct
oonlfe a,,6et.
De, iom ct funoet l,itiffet til Oi=
1itGrtjeltelte, oufotter life olene IN,
&c WtGn6, lon1 bor en- eller on0c,1
ipnlig 1cgenlig Sell, men ogloo oem
lom bor ifi1,lte Sell cller liber al
EFT el!er onoen 5oagbeo, lom fo
til(eg9es rli,,6re 8etponing, ,nel
fbpfer ben1 for GjeneltenS boor0&
9lrbejoc. gntollet al Iaooolne 5bpf
linge 1or pilt Jig at bore foruroli
t genoe 1tort. Wanqe leo al Sell cl
Ter 5pg0onme, lo,n funoc bnre,
| iorebpgget, eller lon1 fan l9ges
men Sc bor ol6eIes ubrlgelige ion
2onoSforiborere.
Ss5noberetninaen ira J!oa0ens @e
ncralfirurg for 1916 biier, at a
106,392 ungc M9n6 unoer 80 Mor
iom bleo efsomineret for @oerpnine
| sSloaoell mootte life mi116re ent
70 Brocelt DrogeS Ion1 uoDgtige til
GjeneIte. gf 3400 ,,nge Meno, ion
lbetc Optagelle beo 5efrigsjfolen
bler ogloa omtrent 70 Yroce,,t bra.
get. Disle WfGno fon, oirefte fra po=
re offe,ltli9e Sfoler og Colleges oQ
lfl,lSc loalebes bore blanot oe beO=
| lte al Dor l1ngbon1; men bare 8 al
Dber 10 al bem nor lunoc % iterz
fc.
Siblge cit officiel Weooele1]e fra
2an6sltbret for en- fort Gib lioen
babhe man til 90 efson1ineret =
100000 Jripillige, iioen bi ertlp=
reoe arig. s(f oisle blcp 448,859
flu1oet opatige til Gienelte;; set 1tore
5lcrtal, eIler sc Yrocel,t, nlaatte
BRACES.
Set ontages, at man fanot set
lpobe1oigt at ofllappe pao @rabene,
oa mon begp,,6tc at efsa1ninere Sc
nnae Mpn0, iom blee taeet til Sic
'lcltc nnocr vGroft" -2oben; for Set
lDncs, lon on1 '9alu6elen al oisle
l'nge ,Meno er attaget. Dctte' er
o!tloa ct ro9et aunltigere Jorbolo.
Mcn iclb om man logger ocrnc
Waaleito It'll @runo, bar bi Der /
aanoet lem Millioner pofsne lll1ge
Ufano 1'noer 81 glar, lon er legellt-
Zig 1lopgtige til arigstienclte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14

Sllcltornl, Der 00l0te NOrltDrrellcr
pqa alle SSer1lbanerne og mol1ge al
@jGlpetogene lab falt / Sc bpie One
6rioer. 5neltormen betegnes ont
trent 6et berlte @eir> lom Mtlonter=
babsfDlten fon oppile, gior6e g10e
poa 5egningen efter Sorl1lpftcbe
@uinerne. 5neeu ligger / tDffe Bag
paa Muinerne, 5luoet bjolp Sc uO-
motteoc 8ronbmG11b at foa Bugt
nleb 2uerne Sen. norbligc Sci al
NDen.
0m ielue goe1nagelicrne, ion, or-
lloos til mango Millioner Collars,
n1eboeles:
Den frpgtelige gfsploiion fejeoe
Scrl1boncoogne of 5finncrne, e6e=
lag0c 0clpis ollc @Dgninaer fro
Gueen 9ote! pao S5ollis ct. til
gtprtb 5trcet 5totion, f111lte 5to=
tionstoget.
gn 9cl nj Sorlto0el, 0ort1nout(l
ligger o9lao 9iuil1er efter Gfsplo=
lionen. Onltrcl1t belle gtoro6ele11 al
&olifor fra 9tortb Street Ser11ba1le-
ltation til Mricbille og 8e0foro 8a=
fin, en- Stref11ing of ca 9 &baorot=
mil, CT / &ui,1cr eller foripl,nDet
Gp0ni1,ger, Ser pbelogoes of CTS
tlolionen, uo11ettebes efterpan n
@rono, moor Oune og &jeb!cr git
5tDffer.
s Michuono, en- Tortoo tpnrs
pber oen 1n1ollc @oDn, bar ser Itprlt
Sab al Mennclfelip. @ulene ltDrtc=
Sc iommer lom Yopirb1tie al CTS
plolionen. Bao ct 5fib / @ugtell
blcp 40 Deer,1eifer 6rnbt og 25
Goone fl>loe of 6p6c onfo1n til ct
al Sc iinprobi1erepe 2igbule. Gorret-
ningslipct ltoor ltille, inger Spor=
pogne gaor.
8lonbt &c poclogtc 8pgninger
tar eSernbaneItationel1, grena=5fpj:
tcboncn, militere @pn1no1tifbo!, ct
Sufferruffina6cri ou en 1tor Gle.
butor.
8orgerues &on1ite oplDler, al
cnbIfjpnt on1trent bber e,eite 8pg=
ming / Salifar % Dartmoutb bleb
mere eller 1,ti1,Orc rar1po11eret, er
BEN 1terlte Doelnggelle onrettet
5trpgct ner &apne11> bpor gfsplo.
iioncn fonbt 5te6. elrbejbsfolf al
be1 fottigltc &losie boebe ber. Mel-
lem tre oa fire Il,linb Mrbejber=
fjem er blebet fulb1ter1big poelogt
0e flelte al Sc omfo,111te / @oli:
far CT 8pr1,. @e1e Sfoler blep for
teret al 2r,erne ne6 2nrcrc og 81
iciple. Sra enteltc 5foler ilop ful,
en- eller to mes 2ipct.
5tpffer al 5brap1re! og 5taal
plober CT blcbet flm0et fc111 Mil frc
@olifor. S Orongeoole, Cape @re
tor, t50 Mil borte, og / 5ponep
200 Mil borte, oor 9fpltelie1t ION
of ct SSSSor6lfjelb. s Srl,ro, 60 Od,
borte, bleb ser 5preffer @i1,ones
ru6er / 2ear1no1t &oteI, OF llbre
falot neo al GGggen / Iogefspe0i
t6rens &ontor. S Meagber @rm1t
35 Mi! bortc, blep en 5tol6bpgl,ii1!
| lpftct of @r1ln6mlre11.
|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
Airkp&t ny 5nlhatprne
II lntberife &irfeiamfuno orbuer
firfelig 8etienins for
SpIbaterne.

Ncpr9Ientorter for tulD lutberife
airfe{amfun6 me0te for Ell l1ge IL
0en Minneopolis og orgal1ilereoe
8elhtaterl1es @refutipfo,1ite for
uNotional 2utberan Commission for
5oloiers' an6 Sailors Belfore".
3illte0e be6 sNp6et par::
@fr. g. $. Sollto0, Brof. 8. y.
Soc, CT. $. 6. 5hrb og Ha1t. s.
81. Stub al Ser, norlf lutberlfe Sir,
fc; 4rof George 5perorllp, Jrifir,
fen; Bolt. Garl S. Yetri, ibe,1ife
sluguitona 5pnooe; Nolt. 81. %.
2uno, ben foreneoe oonit lutberite
&irfe; Yrof. g. 9. sfo6bo!nl oa1if
epangelilf l,ttberlfe Strife; Hoit. M.
S. Glmqllilt General Council; Hoit.
&m. S. &rousboor, SsSoipo 5pno-
Den; Balt. gnti' 2ebne> sSoi,,t 5p=
NOS Of Obio; Holt. S. s. 5treuiert,
5pnoo Of Misiouri, Obio ono other
5totes; Der. 5rco $. Bolff, sSoint
Sp1roo Of 9sisconiin, D3icbigol1 ono
offer States; 81. u. g. 2eamer,
General 5pno0; 8olt. g. g. Sons
ion al &imaipcg, Gon., Sen island,
1fe GDnooc.
5il Bra1i6c1t for :grefutipfo,ni=
teen polgtes Or. $. S. Stub, Ior,
mono for Sen 9eorif llltbcrlfe airfe;
til @icepre1i6e11t, 0r. 81. 8. Sea,
ner, 9es Moines, So., al @enerG
Spnoo; 5efreter, erof. George
Sperorllp, Yreli6e,lt for s(ussburg
Sen1inor; oisie ire bnlger Grefutip-
fon1itee11s &nslerer.
Greflttibfor1iteen goofienote geo,
tIonol 21tbera11 Commissions sSole
al Eoltor S. 81. .. Stub til usyielo
5ccretorp" for geitltater,1e. Yoltor
Stltb lfal fere Oueroplpn nleo Self.
prGlternes Mrbeibe.
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bcrettiget til op til fem Weole1nmer
Il Grefutibfon1iteell men bar oog
bure cen Ster11ne / &pn1iteen
Grcfutipfmnitee,1 bpis 8irfefe(t
CT 5toterne' De1tealfor Misiislippi
lolnt Camp Grant, Mocfforo, esu.,
og Sort Sberioon, 81, Io1nt Greet
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lmrctoge lut6er1fe Golooters og Or
logsmG11os aonoelige Sel; lomle alt
slrbejoe, ion allereoe er begpnot of
lutberlfe Orgoniiotioncr. begDnbe
11pt slrbejoc, bpor Ser er @run0 Ser
til, i1lolomlc og forbo!te Yengenio-
Ter for slrbejoets Drift % jfaffe
paslcnoe &onoiooter til 9lnlettelie
TOM JcltprGlter srmeen pg sSIoo-
ben.
9bert atrfelonlfullo pil ielu u,6-
lomle Mioler til slrbejbcts Drift
% til DeltogeIie meo 2utberan
BROTHERHOOD OpfereIie al gMri,,.
Ger 0siliterleirene, og ielb lerure
Tine uole11ote Teltprnlter, font ltaar
gref1ltibfoniteens 9ienelte. S Sci,
lestaslercre1lS Hcgnlfaber pil bpert
St1rfefomInno foo areoit for, bboo
oe blorager til Set firfelige 9lrbei0e
Wt1litnr'ejrenc, enten ois|c Bibroa
lcnoes oirefte til sypllesfoslererell
eller til &irfeian1fltnocnes &aslerer
NtiSlouri 5p1rooens Mepreientot1-
ter &omiteen meooeltc, at Sc bob.
oe Vtanoat til at ior1arbeibe ont
Spterel1e al 8bgnineer og onbet IL
none1elt 9lrbeioe, men life i Mrbeioet
Tor Solooternes aonoelige Sci. Gen.
ne 5pnooe Di!oe lelp toae gore boo
| ltl1e egne Solooter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
The Western War Front.

Along the entire Western
front from the North Sea to
the Adriatic, artillery, duels OF
great magnitude are being
fought which doubtless ate fore
runners Of the expected great
offensive the Teutonic Allies
have in view before the. Amerii-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14
Registrations.

Registration for army duty OF
all young men as they become
of age, is proposed in a bill in
troiuccd by Senator Wads-
worth. Those who have be-
come of age since the draft law
was passed would register at
once and the others would come
in at six-nonth intervals.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-14

@frio efter grgoenn,nnner
vi bette gIab.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
COLLEGE CLUBS PROPOSAL OF
SCHOOL SURVEY Wins Interest

Attracted by an editorial and news
articles in the star-Bulletin on the
College Clubs proposal for a federal
Eurvey of Hawaif's schools, the noted
New York bureau Of municipal re-
search has written to the club the
following letter:
I'VE have read in the Honolulu
Star-Bulletin Of the work being done
by your committee to improve some
OF the local government conditions
particularly with respect to the Nor.
NAL school and other educational fea-
lures.
Perhaps you would be interested in
learning more about the work which
we have been doing for several years
throughout the nation to secure more
efficient government. We are there
fore sending you, under separate
cover, today with our compliments a
copy OF our Municipal Research No.
IL We hope you will find time to
read this pamphlet rather thoroughly
because II undoubtedly relates to
work similar to that which needs do
ing In Honolulu. II We can be OF ser.
vice, please command us.
= Sincerely yours,
HERBERT r. SANDS.
Assistant Director"
This letter, members Of the College
Club point out, indicates the wide in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20

terest taken among mainland educa.
tional and civic bureaus in the discus
SIGN Of Hawaii's problems.
Similar expressions of interest and
offers OF help. all unsolicited, have
come from a member Of the Teachers
Federation Of Chicago and from the
Collegiate Alumnae Association, Cali
fornia branch. The American Fedora
ton Of Teachers Of New York City
has also shown its interest
From Berkeley has come the fore
cast Of a decided protest against refer
ence to Mrs. Maud Penfield in a let
ter by Governor Pinkham to the com
missioners of public instruction re-
Gently. This letter referred to the
"Penfield case" already the subject
Of much discussion, and the gov
ernor's criticism of Mrs. Penfield is
apparently rousing the school authori
ties Of Berkeley, where Mrs Penfield
has taught with notable success
What the governor said apparently
has been taken as a slur at the Uni
yersity OF California and Berkeley.
and their resentment, according to in
dications. will take definite form.
The Chicago Federation suggests
that some OF the teachers difficulties
may be remedied by organization
along union lines, but no College Club
member has shown any favor for this
scheme