davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

my watch back an hour" said the man. "Its
that kcyl.ss lever YOU lent me ten bob on. !
AhAll b.. fetching il Out next Saturdax.
Moses tainted
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. 1917

armed to the teeth in the latest improved
equipment for letting blood and depriving
mothers of their sons.
Once more quoting Congressman Au-
gustus p. Gardner, OF Massachusetts,
Il seems to me a. II OF lave wears. ever since
Roosevelts days W have managed io Keep
sbou, two jump behind The resi 90 the World
when other countries were arming inelr SHIPS
with i3isiuch guns We were SUI argllns mat
our ls.inch guns we're better D. ihe time We
bad shifted 20 liinch guns. Great Britain and
Germany had shifted 90 l. .nch guns Vow We
are designing ships 20 carFt lolnch suns ana
the news comes from over the seas that Great
Britain t. LAYING down shiPs which carry lNinca
guns
That is Hollis argument against anna
ment: Armament. and greater arma-
ment and greater armament and still
greater armament. on and on. world with
out end.
Congressman August P. Gardner. of
Massachusetts,, is for armament, for pre-
paredness, for the settlement Of differ
.ences between nations by force, so it Is
not to be wondered at that he is for COM
pulsory military training in the United
States.
He is for all these things-the very
things that are responsible for the war
in Europe and the strain il brings TO civil
ization.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

spare after examining the
school. put a few questions TO
the lower grade boys on the
common object. in The school
room
Whai i the use Of tho
map he sked. pointing TO one
stretched across the corner "
tie tuu.h. aud half a dozen
shIIll voices answered In meas-
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

VIII some psychologist please OK.
plain Why some human beings
choose Christmas for their bloodiest
cnmeg7
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

Moses. the London pawnbroker. had an awful
right The sunday morning normal time was re-
umed. He awakened from sound sleep
l. I..... Ir.... L. an. ~.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
Laugh With Us

Two men were talking Of tho hard times.
Does your wife ever grieve because she threw
49, III H. In ..r.In
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
RIGHT HERE IN rHE OFFICE

~ ~ put good stout string around this
toose eye tooth "a mine writ you putt x -
With the greatest % pleasure"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

The weary customer had dropped of 20 sleep
in the BARRIERS chair. The shave artist made
valiant attempts to proceed, but eventually had
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
from Another Point OF TeD
Bv c. T. S

Maybe you did and maybe you didn't
notice that Worthwhile elevator company
has gone up.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

'Ileoausc." explained The barber as softly as
DO7 IrfT Witt TUu fTr 1TTr0 -rrr fifetita
opens 20 wide that cant ind your face
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06
That Is, If the Majority ~
Should Dissent From Its
Own Majority Opinion

"A common brotherhood of man? Pooh
pooh"
Quoting Congressman Augustus p.
Gardner, of Massachusetts, who adj
dressed the Detroit Real Estate Board.
"A league to enforce peace? Ha ha. y
Once again quoting Congressman
Gardner, OF Massachusetts.
Compulsory. military service? HUR-
RAH"
Still quoting Congressman Augustus p.
Gardner.
Listen:
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

urNU hTTCUINIOn,
please. sir, it's TO hide masters bicycle"
You say my husband needs exercise, but he
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

ear what - ono mans meat b. an
,fhar MANI ,of
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

Sarah Bernhardt is on another tour in
the United States.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

A .chooI inspector. hayIng few mInutes
The Detroit times., 1917-01-06

: exercise. but he
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
COLORADO DENTISTS
SHOW THEIR patriotism

&
DENVER, Cob. Sometimes an
army IAN not ba found ready at hand
sometimes fignIinS f0rce has t. he
buiided Men VINO can pass the physi-
cal standard set ~ the army and navy
may be comparatively few, and health
can be built up by and imperfeetions
cured.
z Therefore, the ientists Of the state.
hearing that many men we're failing 70
pass army and aty physical exanlina-
tions because Of bad teeth or physical
impairment due to bad teeth. have
taken upon themselves the patriotic
duty 81 fixing Up the teeth Of every
Colorado man who wants 10 enlist
and Of taking care OF the teeth of all
enlisted men so lcng as they are In the
coHntry's service
This work Is 20 be done free Of
charge both as 10 dentists time and
materials used; 400 practising den
lists, members of tie Colorado State
association. will take the work in
hand
According to the plan proposed a.
the last association meeting, the ex-
amining dentist al each Of the five re-
cruiting stations In the state win take
the names Of all men rejected because
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
SENATE BILLS NOW
PENDING IN HOUSE

s. B. 44-Relating to Legislative up.
Epearances.-Desha Before Judiciary
committee. g
IS. B. 49, -Proyiding q sewer and
Ecesspooi pumping fund for Honolulu.
Third reading today.
s. B. Ill Relating to the mainte-
nance Of roads. Deferred until We'd
Eesday.
s. B. 13S--Appointment Of com.
mission to prepare q plan for Waikiki
reclamation. Third reading today.
s. b. 143-Relating to bonds on at.
taehment. Judiciary committee.
8. B. 124 Relating to social clubs.
Judiciary committee.
s. b. 125-Relating to the powers OF
the license commission. Judiciary
committee. -, =
s. 3. 146- Relief OF Henry q. Peter
son. Third reading today: sS -; -
e. 81 14S-- Relating to rules made
by b01ra of agrieultnre.-Hind. Third
reading today. .<2s...-<1 !. i I. Y
4 =. B149- Directing supervisors to
fufpiaR material for reconstruction Of
Tantalus road. Ways and means COM
mittee. Third reading today. .s<
S. ID. $50 Cree ting a commission 10
regulate and control the food supply
of the territory Tnlrd reading today.
s.. B. 1I0-Proyiding relief for prop
erty owners in AuWaiolimu district,
Third reading today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
REMARRY AFTER . YEARS
LIVING m SAME HOUSE

TOPEIA, Kaus.After living nine
years ii the same house, without once
quarreling. 6. 5. rope and Mrs, G 5.
Pope. who were divorced nine ycars
ago. decided L was safe to venture
again into natrir,ony. and they have
been -enrarTied.
The Ropes we're flrst married IN
1895. Thirteen years later Mrs. Pope
brought suit for divorce. charging
cruelty. violent langnage. and other IN
fractions OF the martial code. The
divorce was awarded the same day.
and she was AWARDED the custody yOf
their la.year-old son. $4,000 alinRony
and si0e attorney fees. Rccaase e
their s1n. they continued 10 live In
their fcrnicr hen,e. Mrs, Pope acting
as housekeepe- and Pope paying al
expenses. TO all appearances they
we're married couple.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
SENATE REPQRT 0lPIER WORKS.
! READY AFTER one SESSION IS Held

to discontinue filling behind the wall
so as not to increase the present hori.
zontaI thrust acting t6 oyerturn the
wall, and also tending to cause hori.
Eontai sliding on the foundation Q ten
dency not otherwise resisted; and TO
construct a combined floor and an,
chorage Of reinforced concrete slaDs
supported on columns or piers.
CIoske with Recommendation
1T Is recommended that the plan
new proposed by the chairman Of the
board Of ilarbor commissioners, as
outlined in preceding paragraphs, be
adopted, as this plan embraces all
features necessary Tor the stability Of
the entire structure
IL Is further recommended that the
floor AMI its supporting columns be
designed FOR a live load Of $50
pounds per square foot plus such adj
ditiunal concentrated loads as viii
be occasioned by the superstructure.
hosting machinery and so on.
For Pier 10 the committee Of engin-.
GERS advises the construction Of .
gravity section wall, which will re.
ceiye the entire horizontal thrust OF
the fill On the iandyaId side. !.
The present stage Of the work Is
such that this change OF design wild
not render useless anything alreads
done.
Il recommend this change Of plan
and the adoption Of tie committees s.
type cf wall.
Respectfully submitted.
&c II. KI4IIEGEL.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
SPEED
UP EEIIa ALTON

As camel quickens It's step toward
the end Of its journey, so the senate
yesterday Afternoon with the close OF
the session almost at hand sped up
through long stretch Of bills and
resolutions.
Resolutions from The house last
hour measures that might accomplish
ends when bills would be unayailing
filled the basket Of the clerk and oc-
cupied the upper house members in
the earlier part Of the afternoons
work q
There were resolutions for raises
in pay, resolutions FOR Portuguese iTs
migration, resolutions for homestead
ers and resolutions for giving free
copies Of the present session laws to
the legislators.
Mskekan brought up an interest
ing argument WHEN he moved to re.
consider bill already tabled which
would have added Coed Friday and
KaIakaua Day to the list Of territorial
holidays. He was voted clown 6 to G.
Two bills one to provide for q wa
ter system at Hanalei and one relating
to fire limits PASSED second reading
and then the senate settled down to
third reading 81 bills.
House bin p. the farm loan meas
ure which was expected to stir some
hot speeches, was deferred until to-
day. House bill 15s. relating to the.
Eterrit0rial market. passed as did also
house bill 246 repeating stamp duties
and house bin 80 allowing money to
come ont Of the cash basis fund for
street work
House bill 4O4. apprspriating money
for the purchase Of an ancient burial
site in the vicinity Of the territorial
asylum, passed final reading.
The bill which proposes to provide
q pension for Fred Cockett was, de-
Eferr4d Tor consitit ltion until today,
and 4he pension BILL for firemen,
bandsmen and police officers was also
deferred.
Ten to was thhvote for passage.
Icf the house resolution which proposes
to recommend TO Congress- the admis:
sion OF limited nnmbeaDf Chinese 70
grow rice and other focdstuffs. Pa
checo hotiy opposed ii.
Senator Concy expressed favor to-
ward q house amendment to his Nawi-
Twill breakwater project and the sen
ate voted to concur Senator Shingie
stood By his original vote and refused
to concur with the others.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
SCHOOL BUDGET
LOSES S2g,66O
FROM ITS TOTAL
Conference Committee Fixes
Final Appropriation
ait $969, TAO
go %+t+@4%+4*+

: General fund amended from =
, s230,4e0 to Wis, $40. deduction =
= Of S10,S60.
= Special fund amended from =
= $15s, 0G0 to $3.50. eco, deduction =
y of S1s,S00.
y fetal or general and special =
y funds amended from $999. 400 to =
= Sg6as740, a deduction or SO 500. =
n 80
TRentyIline thousand six hundred
and sixty dollars was Topped from the
scReoI budget late yesterday after
noon by the joint conference COM
.mittec of the house and senate.
AS the completed measure now
stands, 1868. 748 is appropriated for
school use during the coming biennial
period, the general fund amounting
TO $2I9,540 and the special fund to
ST59, zoo. The measure. as in its orig.
inal form, makes ample provision for
an increase In the pay of school teach
efs. .Ss %s
In finally deciding on the school
budget, Senators M. @. Pacheco. Z. W.
Quinn and George p. Cooke acted as
conferees for the senate, and Repre-
,sentatives Clarence HI Cooke, IL G..
Paschoal and w +. Mossman for the
Louise.
Following the conference the man.
ayers reported to their respective
houses that the budget pass as passed
jby the senate with amendments as
follows:
Salaries of office force-Amend
from $4,000 to read 81, $40.
Head cieTk--Amend figures 1880
to read $4,000.
General expenses Amend figures
s15,5O0 to read $4,000.
Travelling expenses Mmissioners
and committee on estimates. Amend
figures $1,000 TO read $500.
Amend figures $50. 900 to read $5tlflflfl.
Amend total $3.50, 400 to read $219..
$40.
New, buildings. additions and inn
provcmenis, Honolulu AIrend fig
ures $232, 500 TO read s2l9,000.
.sJanitoIs, Honolulu Amend figures
$4,000 to read SAC. 000.
Total, Honolulu Amend figures
$32s,S00 to. read 100000. IS
Amend total sum OF $4,000 to
read $5Qs 500. S.,
City ana county Of Honolulu. Homo.
luiw district Amend figures s10a,-
500 TO read 500. 900.
In total Of same heading, amend
figures $232.SO0 to read s219.000.
In total of general fund, amend
$3.50, 400 to read $219, $40.
IN total OF special fund. amend $780,.
900 to read $3.50, 300
In total of general and special
funds, amend $999.400 to read $685.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

Contlnued from page Onel
-
toward raising the money with which
20 stIectuafe such purchase and the
s -. equlpneni !, q the sald premises
q, - s,',s.. =
SPs'sn susPssleu
: Resolved By the Honolulu AID Club
that the proposition to purchase and
equip the Hawaiian hotel premises as
an army and navy rs G. a. Is such
broad and far-reaching proposition,
being not only Of adyantage and Tor
the benefit ofsthe army and navy md
It's members; bur of adFantage and for
the benefit Of this community as q
whole. that Il should be carried into
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
MORE FOOD OUT
Than RECEIVED

As the result Of count which
Postmaster b. III MaeAdam had made
for one week Of foodstuffs handled By
the marcel post division osNshe Homo
lulu posfoffice, he finds the number
and weight Of packages Of food
shipped from Honolulu to be con-
siderably larger than shipments origin
,ating elsewhere and received here.
Il find the total number Of outSOing
parcels handled by the post office for
the six days from April % to %, to
have been II, with q total weight OF
131 pounds. The number Of incoming
packages Of foodsfuffs was 22, with
d total weight Of 159 pounds.
Coffee 70 Fresh Meats
Among the OUTGOING parcels were
included shipments Of cheese, a NUM-
Der OF packages Of Kona coffee. sew
eral Of which went to San Francisco
and one to Massachusetts,; several
consienments. Of meat, al to destina,
lions On Oahu mainly Hanula Wat
kane and Weipahu two parcels Of
butter for Hauula and Kabukn, this
island: numerous shipme nts Of bread,
cake. candy, apples and oranges, dried
meat and fish, crackers, and other
items, the latter eight items going to
Kauai, Molokal and other islands IN
the territory
Black Hrcad for Germans
Among the bread shipments were .
number Of parcels Of German black
bread, shipped from this city to Scho-
field Barracks and WahiaWa, exidents
" for consumption BY the intefned
Germans Of the Geier and Locksun at
L6IlehU6. bread shipments weighing
IS pounds went to Kealnkekua, Ha-
vail. One bread shipment was to
Hamokoapoko, Maui and Others to
Lahaina. kaIeupap6 and Wailuku. Che
shipment Of pineapple cake addressed
&C Evergreen, Ala, was also de-
sratched
Many EGGS Ar Reeslvsd
of incoming pstccls. eggs are
among the most numerous. indicating
4 growing business n Zen fruit from
the producer to the consumer. IL
dozen shipment arrived from Hoopu
loa. Hawaii, 70 q local commission
firm: another shipment came from
Eihne. Kauai. for local consumers, and
tour shipments were received from
1(6IIu6. this island also addressed TO
Honolulu CUSTOMERS
Meat and Fish Come
Pukoo sent over q stSRaa0id pack
age Of dried meat, sbiem en- pt dried
fish arrived from Hilo sefle 5akl came
through safely from slothef island.
post office. shipments Of candy az
rived from the mainland. and other
npnpefishalie food products Nere'
transmitted 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

OF pad teeth ard distribute these
names among the dentists n the
towns from which the prospective te
cruits came These dentists win take
the applicants in hand and try 10 Fix
them up to pass the army or navy
standards
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
STATUS or PENDING LEGISLATIVE
MEASURES AS I0DAY'S SESSION OPENED.
STATUS OF HOUSE s..
BILLS YET UMPASSED

II. B. 4s-Fixing me minimum Baes
OF laborers on territorial works. -Be
fore municipal committee.
l II. b. 77-Proyiding for the. construc-
ton OF q concrete bridge 81 Alelele,
Maui before finance committee.
n. b 50 Reltaing to civil service
Before municipal committee. 0
III. b. S3-To repeal chapter 112 OF
the revised laws, 1915.-Before judici-
airy committee.
H, b. S4-Relating to workman,s
compensation. Before Judiciary com.
mittee
a. B. s7-For the construction OF q
road from Hilo TO the Kilauea national
park. Before finance committee
H. B. 113-Appropriating $1,000 for
the extension Of the Kula pipe line
Before finance committee.
II. B. 17eAppropriating $500, 900
for a belt road, Maui Before finance
committee.
II. B. 17s--Appropriating s20, 900 for.
q public road to lao valley, Maui
Before finance COMMITTEES .5 ;sss
a. B. 1S0L-ApprOpriating $50. 1000 for
q county building, Wailuku, Maui
Before finance COMMITTEES s 7
n b. fS1-Appropriating s20. 600 for
seawall, Lahaina. Before finance
committee. -. -
H. b. 1S3-Appfopriating $40, 900 to
line to OIinda reservoir. Before n.
nance committee. Iii (.
H B. 1S7-Appr0priating 5000, 900
tor the construction Of wharf, La.
hama Before finance committee. :.
II 3. 1g1 Appropriating $4,000 for
the construction OF wharf. Hama,
Mali--Before finance committee.
H =. 22l-P royiding for the con-
sIuct0n OF homestead roads, Hawaii.
Before finance committee.
y. 3. Providing for the con.
struetion Of homestead roads, North
Hilo, Hawaii Before finance commit.
tee. r. 1. { - Z
H 3. 228-Pr Providing for the, con.
Finance committee. - sz5s S
II Z. sOSetting aside land at
Eva, Oahu, for public park.-Be-
fore lands committees
n. 3. 1--Appropriating $50, 900 for
macadamizing the Maui belt road
Before finance committee. So
g n. 3. 29l-Ap propriating $150 900
fora road In the district OF Eva, Oahu
Before finance committee.
Il. 3. Pc Al,prol riating 5000 for
the construction of road at Eva,
Oahu Befores finance committee.
H. b. 1913 Appropriating $4,000 for
q road in Waianae, Oahu.-Befofe fl
nance committee. ..l zs
II. b. 500 Providing FOR inspection
or steam boilers. Before Agriculture
committee. s..
Ii 3. 3i7-R eIatine to licenses. BE
Tors munieinal committee z ~. sg -
Il. q as2--A nuropriafir,a 40 f,aa Cor
fhe eonsf rs,ction - . hnrs. ana virls,
defenfion home --sl3eforp finance cn,n.
miffees :,
=. 5 900 r.. ~ -, s.,.,...,,,,, =,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

There were 81 sos gross Of human
hair nets valued at sl4s.2s0 inxaiced
at the American consulate at Gheloo,
China. Tor the United states d1rins
1915. compared With 10 Il gross Eals
iied 4 $l9. Ss1 FOR i9l 5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

II NEW YORK, n. Y.-laiore than
1,lp. 900 bows under military age, afss
fiiiated with the Boys Club fedcra
ticn, have been called by the Urgani-
zati0n to tender their services 70 the
country. A proclamation issued here
by the federation officials appeals to-
the members In SO cities to offer
their services as guides. guards. mes.
senesrs and ilaspefE iII fsssa 1uiai,
service.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

..||.IIILIEt U|eElo dfl1sIlSbGtN6S
Result of Investigation Made
By Engineer for Senate
ma latest chapter IN the long
~ controversy over Piers s, md
vas written today when G. H.
||.I3ei. special engineer for the sen.
|. Investigating COMMITTEES, filed q
..1[| Recommending the adoption 0f
|.4 ahehoraee plan for Piers s
. +. and the plan OF the expert IN
'||t1 Of three for gravity wall at
..1Sfor ]. ii. goney. chairman Of
Ga tonmlftee. said shortly after. noon
10. ~ that the report he win draw up
Ill. Iccommend the acceptance OF
.|.1terS plans. This was the first
f.. tn|r meeting that committee has
ma Is weeks. KIuegefs report i
..I April 9
..&|Iiee Seems uninterested
= the meeting this morning Il de-
'|.1E that the committee members
. TIE exception Of COney, 'laysa
never paid any visit 20 the piers, aIla
. tact several Of the senators openly
..'IIt1 hey were not engineers and
.| not t6t much OF what Kiuegel
talking about.
.I11ficalIy the entire meeting DUros
- All o. one where the members
led fhemselFes most anywhere but
.|..nl II began late by an hour
. committeeman dropped In and
..| .6r|ne the session, and at the end
. ||.66s,rn zine hour they fliemisspd
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
DON'T T(lRGET

The big bargain sale OF Rebuilt and
Used Cars by The ron Hamms ioung
Company, corner Alakea and Hotel
Streets, from Tnesday, May 1sts to.
Saturday, May 5sh Adv
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
ARMY AND NAVY Y III. G. AZ.
PROJECT ia UNCHED TODAY

tcontlnued from page one
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

| |1|IIUI 1tIone Ior the REIN
concrete anchors. a. rede.
|| are 6onl5lic1ied IS they would
..00'r.1 Id resist not only tie an
|&|.'c1 n1{ also stresses Of
.. .I1 Is &npetimrosed loadings
.00|I'ltts has flIly consi defed
.111 complexities u the com:
.... and Is the lntnre wharf de-
ne territory Ni1, have valuable
|||.I furnished BY engineers
writer hes conferred with the
a ~ board ~ harbor com
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-12-14
GATES AJAR AND WHAT ESCAPED

The fonn-s- General Peace displays Inoic papers shows he
has p-s,,a III that quarter Well, service
that party in Polk couny.-PoLK COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
the tribune correctly informed and are correct
10 a specific which The Republican refers zen
era Peace the E paper keep from being made the VIC
tim n0du u O Republican the saneoMh'
which had peyou, General columns Should the
bring charges The public or private
reasonable price defend hmsefMonroe County tribune
1t is very evident from the above screed that the long lean
onk hungry and caaerou looking individual who edits the tribune
willing print anything when a thin dime IS IN sight
As mpe of fact he correctly informed upon any
subject nor did he ever inference that the suggestion
by others than himself. 49,
The length and breadth his information and the extent OF his
intelligence summed up in the statement that there IS
paper here Probably the party accused OF trying hold up
furnished the information.
He volunteers that he willing to grant the privilege
of his columns a reasonable And yet ne IS trying 10 IN
snae that we were trying hold somebody because refused
print lot of slush for nothing We fully explained this IN 1or
me ISSUE and this editor gets paper there no reason why
he should have mse hard enough matter to write an
article without going the further extent OF furnishing the brains TO
comprehend Men of ordinary intelligence have no dcuY IN
understanding what have say but this aWnng ycoan lot
the sake of thin dime willing say what his master dictates
These two passages indicate this individual is ignorant to
really know how ignorant he u.s. will just pass him up
Whenever demagogue begins feel the sting uDhc ais
pleasure he always falls back the msy cry OF he up lie
forward with plans and specifications OF no" was at
tempted but, by maendo, seeks to gain sympathy uld' Tic 10 " liz
deserving Of
When it considered how the people held up at Athens
i'll becomes of the bene6ciares this term Instead OF
holding him up trying hold him down. and we hnk we
will have enough Republicans and Democrats with next August
do the lob highly artistic and to conslgn him to an ob
ion which he richly deserves.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-12-14

on the day she received diploma from
the institution, she having on that day
completed our Home-Study Bookkeeping
Course, which enabled her to pass success
fully the Civil-Service Bookkeeping exam
nation, which she took three weeks before
she had fully completed our Bookkeeping
Course, by mail. ~
Not only is the Government in need OF
office assistants, but business concerns al
so are in great need OF them.
To any one who will indicate an interest
in the matter, we will be pleased to mail
literature giving full information.
Yours very truly,
DRAUCHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
JNo. f. DRAUCHoN, President.