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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Snaoertia9rigsr 9}ro5eF.

Cur Set bes breiBgid6rigtn griss
gss, e mar uuls 5abr 1923 bsrs
pidnbete Der qbt oes alciters Uis
daeIiteiu i'm 5urFeutum 9Ianten6urg
oas 8siBtum 8inHiHgsn an Qu0nig
pom Qnbalt fir $1,000 16aler. @isrs
un03pan3!g Sabre ipdtsr ubsrlisB Osr
5urit BON 4nbalt isns 8efsung obne
@spd4rIeitun BEN @rnfen nou Sos
nigsmard. Der ie i'm Sabre 1862
Hebf aaosren 8esungen hem Qanos
grafen 81 6efsns9om6urg ubsrIisB.
SIN Sabre 1674 nun feabi9igt
bas aioiter 4}i4aelltein, oos Ders
Pfan6ete Belgium Dinniugtu pieoer
ein3uIoisn. uno i6ritt mr. glogs.
pel9e Don 6er asgierung 1es Fars
itentums 5alberfabt dn bag Rei4ss
tammsrgeridt gu DeBIar gepteIen
nurbe. Dor 0emietbsn fanben enoIois
9erbanolungeu Der garteien itQtt, Bis
enoIib 100 Sabre ipdter, i'm Sabre
1888. balm sntidie0en pur0e baB
Der Qanogtaf Don 6eTens6om5urg
Mot ALIEN inss Gut an bds Rloitsr
8urad3ugeben bate, ionoeru aua ben
felt 1862 babon gs6a6tea quBen be-
rt6Hen mo Dem aIoTter gu erItatten
5abe.
Gieisr urteilsiPru3 cher tonnts
6si ben 0amaligsu unrabigen polite
ideu 3siten uift CUR gIsfa5rung
3e6radt DerDeu url6 nerlor tn0Iid,
aIs bas 3eihstommergeriat NIT BEN
9eutihen 8tidt i'm Sabre 1906 aufs
borte, feline gan3e @~altigteit. Der
qro5eB rubts nun large Sabre, Biz
TT 1884 Dor Der preuBii9en gsb0r0e
anbduaig genladt puroe, bic nbIi6
oa4n sntfnie0, 0aB oas 5sr3o8lum
an9aItz8erHburg 10000 gbater an
ben prsuBiIden 6istus, nls gsIibs
nd6foI8er oon Ni4aeLtein, gu 5abs
len battle.
Su Ga groffe. iris, leg
nete i'm alter BON "a Sabrsn g6omas
9. Bought, Der f6 sinmaI einea gros
ben ylaneH gsmaht 6atte, trelGu in
Qmerita auf Sabre hiHaus in a1sr
MuH0e mar. bas 53eitli6e. Bought,
ter oamalg IN Mabelia, glinn., le6ts.
RAJ Der 4nFubrer iener qoHe, be bic
5tru6tigteu gantrdu6er BOB, 8ranl
Eno Cole younger sinftnqen, Die gut
Der 8onoe Des JeFe Sames geb5rten
Der 8anbitmtrupp bate oomdlg, e
mar i'm Sabre 1876, BIZ 9auf in
lort6fieIo, MiHn., ausgeroubt, pel
tss Rduberhid i'm gan8en aalns ois
gr6Bte @tniation bsrDorrief.
Gin bos3ofter gotts.
gle zine srobs 9ogelfrunoinJ:
Sd BABE mir 6eaie sineH aadud az
|oIt.~
Or: sumssts4rt mars mir lie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Gin gricf pun d. Gcnner.

Ger nodfolaeuoe gricf 0ea g}e.
TORS Der 0attifen 4reiie BON 9}c.
hraafa 0iirite has &ntcreTc uuic.
rer 2eier in 4uipruh na3l1eh at.
nal Der aeadtete 8ionier, oer iei.
ne 81 &obre onf oeul Rudea bat.
icbr mobI befonnt lit.
StcrIiHa Colo 5cpt. 2l 1917.
@crr 8eterl
Get 3uei M}onotcn 6oil6e id
auf Beft6 bci ule6rercn mel
uer Stin0er, bal0 hier, bolo bort:
.UorldttfIg Dieoar IN Sterling, pr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
gerlanat $4,000 sdaOcnerfah.

@lllnm E. 8nIlar0 bon Der 8ul.
Enro, @oagIano uno Benedict gum.
Der Gonlparb. uno @ut. s. Bill.
loro ir. pur0en bon Geo. s. Stunt.
lep, 1928 Charles Str, Inn 2iItrth8
geridt ouf $4,000 edaoenerid5
berflo8t. 9untleg, Ser aIdger, be.
ba1tpte, parnanente GerleBungen En-
litter 3u Baben ais iein 5o1rra0
bon Der guaaro8' 4}otor Gar ge.
troffen Duroe. Sos uu1lud craiq
nete itd on q. 4uguit oil 10. uu0
Bnige StroBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
@eaen N6raitnra nnb BE- Nnnerion

G0n0on, rs. sept. = Gtue Ie-
beide bon G~openbagen entbaIt oi,
giitteilung, 0ob Der 6arbtal6iduf
Der liberaIen Gartei 3euIihIono5 Ell.
ne 9teiolutiou angenommen BAT, otc
ith gegeu Die MISREPRESENTATION oas
9eIdstags, N6riitling, @iufabrltn9
elmer porlameutariiden Gagierlaq
III 9eutidlauo uno Die @ie0erber.
iteIltng uaO fiir Ole armuion Gro.
berter @ebiete nt5Ibriht. Ger Scr.
liner 8ormdrts t|arotteriiiert 0ieicli
8eidluB ol8 cine Sermsforoetung
an Die 8teiastngsmniorit0t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Gamd6bcctc oreifcn
Granspctti6iffc ait!

Stem gorf, 26. Sept. 0ter ouf
einem britiide Gompfer e%lngetroi
'ieHe BoiiaQicre iageh 0ab 5ipei
&ransportidiiia pelhe sic britiide
6lagge fiibrtau, bon 3audbouten an.
gegriffeu murOen, aber 0ur1 0as
@eihutfe1er Der Shifie berideutt
pur0en. @inu glaltbt, Dab ems Der
u-9oote berientt tuor0eu tit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
9Oli5ei madt 6abfdcn 9ana,

UnIere NoIi3ei gibt lid Wfl6e.
0as llebeI poH ulmoraIiihe 5pes
l%unfet, IN 0enen FieoerIidc Girnen
i6r llnneien treibcu, ous8ltrptten,
no@ e9e Die 4t Gar 8cn 5citli6.
felt in pollem &aage lit. gel Ell.
ner 9ta33ia aui oa5 2on0on so.
tel ON 91ontag obcno mur0e cine
9or3e 4u8abI berruiencr Traucns
3innler init ibreu g}0uner6eqlet.
tern in 9uft qeuoutmea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
OcMtIcblanG mirS bel
Bcl0icns 1lMfbGm bcIfcn
0icie &erfdernns bat Miuiiter
aueblmnun Dem @atifan
%gegebeu.

gerit 26. Sept. Ger 6cut.
ihe Yiiniiter 0es alisp1rttqen, or.
aue1Imanu Bat sem @otifon bic
geriiferilug aegeben oob Geutid.
lam ieinen Tell On5a 6eitragen
iptro. Den Sdooen in @elqien nett
81 MAIDEN, oornisgcieet @elqien
Bort orf, fir Qepiidlano cine ge.
oro9una 5u bil0en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Bayern oibt unttpcrt
anf pdpitlic1e ucte!

aeD gorf 26. Sept. a6ni9
2uDnig BON gogeru 6at Ste 5rie-
0etsnote oes 4npites e~iqeu9duoig
beaatiDDrtet. co melnet 9cltte bic
9tefD gort Gimes. Sic 9aitmort
Daroe Dem pdpnliden 9tnnfius 8u
12unAeH ibergeben. Sn 0erpl6cn
nirb Dem 4apit fir ieine gentii6an.
~egfL ben 5rieoen mieoer Ger8uiteaen,
ber5iih geOanft. SIN aQgemeinen
0edt iie iih nit Der Qntnort oes
Mei1sfon3lers gr. MidaeIis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Sornaho.C pfer neitpr6en.

6rou GbriItiue j. Juten. 2209
Sbio Ctr itarb ON 91outug al
elmer aomplifntioH ron Scrambled.
ten, oie cine 6oIga pon @erIebm.
gen moreu, DeIde iie 6eim Citcrn
Iornaoo erlitten, lno melher i9t
@aus 3eritGrt b1tte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
@cfInof @rrInf hnn S5nn-

~. "a Gong BON Casper, @po,
5eiu6te om Montag oben0 Elm
bicii8es Gbeater uHo nabut ieinct
ely 5iuiidet 3Dci bubiten 9amcu.
Ms er nod SdIt8 Der GoutcQiug
in icine &aide qriff, NOR iainc
86rie NIT $500 berihDuu0en-io
audi Die Gamell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Nepraf @artdfIme herbadtin.

NIdita, &ani4 rs. SEPT. I'M.
ter 0er 8eidaloisnng. cine 6rem0-
neborenen Derbotene gone betreten al
habeli, iBir0e hier geitern @eorqe
BnrtbeInie, friber @abingtoner
aorreiponoeat Der aolniifen 3ei.
ting Derbaitst. Man gIoubt es nit
eingms 0entIden 6pion au hln gu
BADEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Rocieuclt Mrs uber
CaScuette lcssielen!

ct. galtI, Ginn., 26. sept.
9addften 6reitag ipiro Col. Rooie.
Delt IN Der bier m~6eroamten patrio.
fiiden @eriaumlung iprehen ult0
ndmentlih 2aJoaette oura bic Sc.
def sieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
@lam6t ieinc 3pdfer entfnbrt

Soc ao0ii 2420 e. CTR. modte
4n8eige I'M si0ieite @oli5eiomt.
oaB ietne Is So7re olte Eodter
Qtorn felt @amstag nift mad
8auie 8uriidgefcbrt iei. NIB be.
fiirdtet er, Dab feline &ofter emf.
fiiBrt nuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
gsenn auri 6nsirN tnn-

Norris MeDer bat ieiHen &amuf
ae0en AnsIieiermg nod Soma
III bieigm arininoIgeriht berlo.
xes> ipdbrefs0 Aarrp EaDis sliId-
Iider mar nn0 0eilen 4nsIieferuma
fo01 0eln gleidgn Gfaate Derluci
6fl mssfbe. 9ei0e ineroaH in So.
no iveaen embruds IL Gnopa
beriangE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
1anf6nnbtrt 9frrbc n%cr6rnnnt.

Ealt e &0lis, 81, 26. Scpt.
Settle nohmittoq fam Il, Sen
2tationul Stof garos 6cter gum
4u5bruh uuo 800 gfcroe fn0 on.
9e6liH in Den 6Iammen umqcfon.
men. Ger aagrrthtGte 5Ao0eH
miro mf 100000 bcrmihlagt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Kermit Hccfepelt sam
R0tipfmann bcfSrccrt!

2on6on, 90. Sept. - acrmit
GooieDelt, Elm 5obn 8eo6p Rooie,
rcItS, lit gum Saliptmonn bef6r.
bert nor0en, CT 6cfin0ct fiA bel
Der brttiiden Qrmee in @eiopoto.
mien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Der ELECTROMAGNETIC
IN ~11iilmankccs S9ulen

MaifDautee 26. SEPT. Dem
@erid5t oes bieigen 5dulrots al.
foIge lit Der 9euti6unterridt III 5
Bolts nuien gail8 1no gar Q6ges
ihafFt un0 IN allen ibri8cn Bolts
fdatlen nm 26 8ro5ent 5eidnitten
m0rDef1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Qlrmee. fnfpeftor. 6ier.

Major @aber bonn meoi3iniihcn
aorps Der reguldren 4rmee fit aus
Chicago BIER eiugetroHm, nm sic
beige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5u III.
lpl5leren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26
Co. n lrcnh nnA Qrih.

Seize Douglas nn0 oeIien beiie.
re 3dlite. 6iora 9ouglos, ipilroen
lDcgen 9eHtes BON einem dnicbnli
den 9orrat Don aGrogeH@ al 30
8aaen Sait in 1efdngnis Derur.
teilt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26

sIt?
@o6in g,5t ar aas 8aubol32
glebr ols Gin gierttI nabon pttb
fir Die 0obiIifsruags : Gagtr 0u
neuen nmeritanii9m 4rRee BON elmer
4iilipu Mlnua oerIanst ano Dient fir
lange eins uaO 5peiit0digs 8aratn
Der m%oberuIten Qrt. s. gebt nit Der
4uHUbrung pitier glradtn ertauns
Ita i4nel. So nurbe betipJelsptiis
oas Gft3iers : 4u5GIl0ungslager 3l
Sort S6srioau, ST., peIdes aqe.n
na6e5u an0ertbaIb uti4tpHeu 5aB
8re!terbuIj e%rfor0tris, in 3s5H Qrs
6eitstdgsn poqiidHpig nit nlem 3us
6eb0r, sinIdliebli6 5oiiettta.Eaum
an0 @mQuer6doer, boQtommsa ier.
ti8geitelt. Der gau3e 9oi5Oorrat
langte in nsnigsr als orei 2asen na4
afptgter 8tIleauHg aui Dem S3aus
plab on, troBoem ms5r ais Elm 3r;ts
tel oesieIbsn erit bard bic 6o5elmI5,s
ge6en muBts. 4tnu a1ss in 0u
aritgsfiibrun8 10 prompt gs5t. bam
t0Huen bic qatriottn pobI 3airieOm
fem.
4as 6ie 56iffs ontstangt, 70 mar
es mad ben Isbtsn 4Hgabeu NOD ni.9t
enogiItig sntf4iebtn. ME DleIs Saifie
man bauta niro unD lam; bod nuys
6e e ais 3iemlia gelpib be3sihnet,
oaB go Sqffe oori4riftsndBigsn
S9ps aus 6ol3 ge6aut ipsroen. Sir
it0ss bitjsr Sdiffe iiub anDert5dl6
1liaioneu SUB 9retterboi3 srfor0srs
ii4, unb i'm gan3en an bic 400 M2tIs
gipnen JuB, posr minbeiteng 5pei
Drittel beisn, mas fir bic garadsn
oerIangt pirb. Rene S6iff6auboIe
ino in DisIen 9eilsn BEE Guoens uaD
i'm Ror0nsItsH, iopis an Der noros
atIantii6sn Stiff aHgelegt por9ea.
Die 5lotts piro aud nod cine 9aaHt
gretter9o3 fir feline 8oott pers
ihleoener 4rtsn gs6rau4ea.
8Q3u tonult nod Elm I'm gaa3en
ebsniaas iebr GROCER 9retter6ol3 Be-
Darf fir n1trisi iouTtige 9nste, ME
fir bag IraasPorttueien, fir 3slts
fangsa. fir 8~epebrit6de unb fir
QerOpIane. I'm 10000 QsrppIane gu
baueu, iino d1sin 20 Mlialouen sub
2umber etior0srlia, minoeTtens 2,5
Itiaionen 5ab iir 6u6rtperte. uu0 5
Usiaionen SUI fiir g~ene5rit0de.
Bis istt is6t in ben Gdgemablen
aH6 an nn0sren 9sIleilungg : 3sns
tren i'm gan3en Qanoe nft Biz Be5ns
nal ioDisI gau9pl3 our 8erfa3ung,
ME bic Rt8ierung iopeit perl0ngt
bat. 9od ss IdBt iin aud Elm 8runs
nen leer fd0pfsu, un0 bic QnfnrD:s
rungeH an bic amtrii1nH9tn DdIoer
ron ben beri6ieoenen Seiten finb
snorm - uH6 ebenio Ole mod INNER
9roBartige geridpsnbuag un5 Die
9erlufe our4 DaIobrdnbe uno Sns
Die Ger. Staaieu fns unFrtitig
Der gr0Bte gauboI3 Martt Der
NeIt. 46r Osr geiamts id9rIide
Qbgang un0 galuit bon ben ameris
5orfsn miro auf 100 UliIs
liaroen SUB 9retterbol3 pernni4lagt.
Der i1brIide Qamnu1s nar
stDa elm 9rittei bieIeg gstrasss
Gdon btinnbe bic 6dlfte
aaes foritii3en geltauDes Der Der.
5taaten 1T gefdIagen fporbu, felt
Der engliifs aapitdn Sobn Gmit6 an
Der 0tinoung oss Samss : GIuFes
lonbete. uH0 Is fin0 i'm gan5m QaH0e
NOD $500 Wiliar0eH JuB 9retters
mas iibrig. 9itis 3iffern laHsn tlar
.rtsnnen, oaB innsrbalb Der nd4itsn
generatiOn - aud obne ginredmng
oss geFteigsrtsu triegeriihen Grtras
Beoarfes - bsr gefdnb dufgsbrau6t
'sin Dirb, fails Hi9t beherer G9uB
lno groBers Spariamfeit pIaBgreift!
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@robntnm IT.

8robatum eft. sSaben
sic bon meinem 8ortrnge iIber bic
gertreibung Der SbIafIoiigfeit 1T.
mas proiiiiert?~
n@gDiB, mein 5hIai mar Ddb.
ren0 oe5 g0rttages ell oaBerge.
po5nIia tieierls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-26

Gin b0s9after Gate.
Sic cine sroBs 9ogelfrunpin):
sd babe mir 6sate eiReH aadud az
6oIt.~
Or: sumssis4rt mars mir Iiss
6sr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12
MRS. RALPH CLARK AM MRS.
GROVER BATTEN HONOR
MISS HERBERT

Miss Rosie Herbert was the guest Of
honor at q shower on Wednesday
afternoon given bys Mrs Ralph Clark
iand Mrs. Grover Eaten. The rDclas
were extremely pretty with baskets
land flower jars tiled with golden
tda3iixht lilies 3elioN cefeopsls, bas.
fkels Or ferns and pots of palms. he
guests assembled, jolly hall hour
/ Vas eDerf IN social visiting. then .
ffYpisaI ssdarky NANNY came to the
door recommended by wheefbarTQw
ffilled with gifts for the guest Of honor
/ and hiideto-be, They came wrapped
I in many kinds Of paper with strings
/ OF high and low degree tying them.
such variety Of wrappings could
hardly be imagined The enlamnly
Was Mrs. George Collins and the take
loff was perfect causing no end Of
tmirth. Some Of the packages were
ecften I'D very cleYeriy. No more pop
lnlar Girl Is here than Miss Herbert.
Ishe il loved BY an who know her.
After happy hour vas enjoyed,
refreshments were served and the
guests most reluctantly LETT for acme.
Those e1ijoyins Mrs. Clark, and Mrs.
I Mrs. Battens Hospitality were Miss
Rosie Herbert, for whom the party
was given, Mrs. Pauline Scnaefer,
| Mrs. r. E: Mist. Mrs. Merwiu Carson,
Miss Dorothy Guild. Miss Jessie ken
inedy. Miss Anna johnson, Mrs. Frank
West, Miss Sara Lucas. Mrs. William
| 3. Lymer, Miss Ruth McChesney. Miss
Martha McChesney, Miss Ruth Sol'er,
Miss Marie BaiIentyne, Miss Marion
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12

competifIre stream Elimination ok
waste does not moan stoppin8 81 boy.
INK: even feminine fencics may . a.
duIged but unnecessary vase and
emphatiealiy 50 ii toodstnl.s. must IS
ended.
Nr and Mrs Ernest Gay. whose
marriage occurred couple Of weeks
ago q San Franclsco. are q present
ht Woodlawn. Cal. waiting 1If and
Mrs Alison Iofdem. whose home Is
there.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12

=
mond. Miss Dorothy McRae. Mss Isa-
belle Baker. Mrs. Eugene II Hartnett.
Mrs. John s. sullivan. Mrs Edwin s.
Haffshcfn, Mrs Harry d Lewis. Mrs.
James 3. Clancy, Mrs. Karl TruesdeIl.
lLrs Carl ]. BaIIinger and HRS. Ed
ward r WitseIl.
Mr.. and Mrs. E 2 Phelps. New
Torkefs who have been soiourning II
Honolulu. VIII arrive here today. They
are enthQsiaStic over their trip "a the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12
MISS VERA HENsHAW ENTER
TAfNS

MISS vera HeH9HIW entett4tNtu On
saturday evening last week 1t swim
supper ana dance for Jolly sci o.
young folks who uotpred out early hi
the afternoon. a swim Was enj0yed-
after which supper was partaken O..
then The party Eaotored 70 Haletwa
and joined the dancers who were hag<
Ing the usual Haleiwa fessfvtty Mss
Henshaw1 guests we're Miss Ranlina
Schaefer, Miss Dorothy Guild. Miss
Ruth Soper. Miss Ruth McChesnefs
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Deof8
Rosenbaum, Miss Isabelle Baker, Miss
Midge Hawk. Miss ALA Ward. Mrs
Rosie Herbert. Miss Martha McChes
ney. Miss Helen Kimball. Mr. and Mrs.
Aferwin Carson. Dr. and Mrs. Grover
EBetten, Mr. and Mrs Regn0ld B. Nc
Crew. Dir. and Mrs. Ralph Clark. Mr.
and Mrs. Ciiffbrd Klklball, Mr.. Robert
.Steever Mr. A Bulge, Mr. c. Cleve
land. Alr. Cornell franklin. Mr.. Wat.
son Ballentyne, Mr. Douglas Damon.
Mr.. Marshall Henshaw. Mr. Charles
Herbert, Lieut. Robert a Sharer
Lieut.. Robert G. Gnyer and Lent
William H Brilton.
DINNER ANi) I ENCH PARTIES
NOT F0GUE
Dinner and lunch parties are not
vogue any longer at any rate, ii
Honolulu nor with the number OF
more serious things that the men and
women Of the city are called upon to
do, the social activities have pFacti
cally stopped. Intimate friends are
tlSfffoH N ff,p :, sfT,sSf fffts,<,1l m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12

Ms william Stanley war bridge hostess
Mrs. Edward nekums series cf ofidge+ea.
Ms a " r BoffoEley's hrdgetea.
R0fhReilN MCCARTHY wedding
sTha Morning Music Club meeting
s1oan % Arc heneEit recital
1rs Grover Batten ana Mrs Clark honor Miss Herbert
Miss Rosie Herbert honored ~ Miss Seheeser
Hawailar Allied War Relief entertainment plans
Mrs. James b Houston.s Informal tea
The Minute Club meets.
Miss Emily Ladd Z pod supper hostess.
Hiss Jannaft sharp honors Hiss Doris Noble. = -
Miss Vera Henshau enterkains So ~ IL
Mrs Guy Farmer luncheon hostess - 4sss =
Miss Dorothy Harker entertains. rs = xtsf e
a tea al Miss MarjDry Peterson home INs
enengenlents Of local interest
Capt and Mrs G. ~. Nalsan' luau.
Central Union entertainments.
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Miss Berniee Halstead, Miss Margaret
Thurston. Miss Geraldine Berg, Miss
Grace Morgan. Miss Maud Ballentyne.
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Sharp 10 caring for her guests
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
COLUMBIA
Stirring Addresses at War Rally Whist Nets $12-Obiect of Red Cross Membership Campaign Ex- piained.

Mrs. Willard B. Clarke is spending some time with the family of her grandson, Dr. Herman Little of Willi- mantle.
 Eight progressive local farmers at tended the annual meeting of the Tol- land County Farm Bureau and Corn show at Rockville, Wednesday. Nov, 5. William Wolff and Mrs. Fannie directors for Columbia
 War Rally.
 The war rally at Yeoman's hall O.: Wednesday evening under the aus pices of the local members of the state council of defense was well attended. The Columbia band gave 8 concert of patriotic airs and patriotic songs were sung at intervals. William C. Robinson was chairman and present ed Rev. Vernon W. Cooke of Willi '. mantle, who held the close attention of the audience for more than an hour in a ringing address, making plain the reason why we are at war with Germany and the kind of enemy we are up against. and why we must win in this war.
 The second speaker was Mrs. Dan iel Markham, of Hartford, who told of Woman's Work in the War. in g very. interesting and at times huTnor- ous manner. Rev. T. N. Owen opened the meeting with prayer and pro nounced the benediction at the close. Y Benefit Whist.
 There was a whist party at Yeo- mans hall Thursday evening for the benefit of the Red Cross The adrnis- sion was 25 cents. including refresh ments. The proceeds amounted to SIP.
 Red Gross Campaign.
 At the war rally Wednesday eve ming Charles H. Hitchcock, treasurer of the Columbia Red Cross chapter, and local manager of the coming drive to secure ten million new members, asked the cooperation of all in secur- ing the $50 new members allotted to the district covered by the Columbia chapter. He said that ten million new members meant ten million dollars for Red Cross work and stated that since the Columbia chapter was organized some eight months ago the receipts amounted to $1139.37. Of this amount there had been expended for yarn and other material $60S.51: for mem bers' dues s119, for cornfor. kits $24.- Az, for Red Cross pins, etc, s19.75, a total of $7721s. leaving a balance on hand of $367.1e. Of this s22815 be- longs to the special war fund, $11S5 for fuel supply. s2.5o members dues and $124.69 to the general working fund.
 Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch attended a Woman's war rally meeting at the capitol in Hartford Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

have an eight pound baby girl. know Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound saved me from an operation which every woman dreads. r'- Mrs. NELLIE FIsHBACK, 1521 Christy Ave. ,. Louisville, Ky.
 Everyone naturally dreads the sur geon's knife. Sometimes nothing else will do, but many times Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound has saved the patient and made an operation un- necessary.
 Ifyou have any symptom about which you would like to know, write to the Mass, for helpful advice given free.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
GALES FERRY
First War Savings Certificate Bought hy Moves E. AlIyn--C. C. Culver Att tends Ice Dealers Convention.

Thrift stamps were received at the village post office Tuesday evening. The first purchaser of a war savings EeSday morning.
 Miss Evelyn Richards has returned to her duties as superintendent of sewing in the schools of Passaic, N J, after spending the holiday with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Fred E. Richards at their home at Long Cove.
 At Ice Dealers Convention.
 Courtland B. Co1ver of the Navy Yard, superintendent of the w. R. Perry Ice Co, New London, has re- turned from New York where he had been in attendance at the National Ice Dealers Association convention at the Hotel McAlpin Tuesday. Wednes- day and Thursday.
 Move to Groton.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Harmon Crammer moved from the village the first of the week to their new home in Gro ton
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Payne and son John. Jr., of New Gritain were guests at the home of Mrs Richard Pcvey and family Thanksgiving day,
 Mrs. Charles s. Starr of New Lon don was a recent guest of Miss Kate B. Colver of the Navy Yard.
 Mrs. Hannah Lewis of Alfyn's Point spent the past week with relatives in Cranston. R. I.
 Mrs. Latham E. Smith was a caller at the home of Mrs. John H, Allen in Norwich Wednesday.