davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10
9aubsmaunIdaftiidje nno llntcgitda
Mnas : &ereiMe.

nngs : &ereine.
&ereiu Saocu. @eri. am 9. Yti:t
nod i. ". in 922 asa. 9fpe. Ns.-SS
snoiS Geinbart, Sefretdr, 531 y,
Str. S.-@.
Gentld5 : Amcrifaniidler Inter
Itiibmng9 : &crein. Sic. &lega1o
SefretGr, S24 CITE Str. S.=&. Gel
Wtoin 2999m. &eri. ain 2. 9icnSiaQ
/. 90. in 705 Siebente Str. Sc. SIS.
GllGIlcr %crein. &eri. am 9. Mon
tag /. 80. in 705 Siebente ctr. q. -S2
10. G6uciocr, Gcfret1r> sol lluior
SaoingS Bant Building.
Se1lem6armltGStcr llntcritiitnHGa
&crein. Gbris. Seilltein, Brdl. Sobl
'Meininoer, Scfretdr, 255S ~llniperlitp
%luce. &eri. ON 9. @iittmo6 /. 0}.
in 922 4a. @ae. N.-g8.
SdDtuGbilder &ranfeu : llutcriiiit
ungsDerein. Wtidoel 0ieb, Gcfretar.
500 $ StraBe @.-@. &eri. an I
OienStag !. 90. in 9tr. 705 Sic32nt.
Gtr. SIC.
Yattocntider Screen, &aibiuatoa
.. Is. Sefretdr: gSm. Gtueriuum
II Gbe1tnut ctr, Satoma Hart 0.G
Geri. am 1. DonrerStag /. W}. III 70t
Gie6entc Str. N.=@.
TcmtIder lIntcrItiitunss : Pun
0iltrift 100. Wtid). Oieb, @elretdt
G29 $ GtroBe @.-G. &crl. am 4
Oienstag i. 90. i'll 922 aSa. 9lre. u.
SO.
0catlder llntcrititungs : %nuo
0iitrift 40. SefretGr SoIri 9tei
nineer, 255S llniDeriitu @lacc. %cri
mn /. Miittlpo6 /. %. in 1922 ga. Yin
N..gS.
n@aI6imstou Metscr llutcritiit
nngs-&ertim". ErGii0ent: 9l0um Die.
gcImonn, 1t0l 8 Str. &C. Getre
tor: 6rib SeB. t12 ate CTR. &c
Ser ON /. @ien$tag /. *. III 92s
va. aino. Gt.-@.
g8ii6elm Sell lluterItiitnusss8e.
Iellidaft. &eri. nm 3. Wtonto1 /. 81.
in 1922 go. glpc. N.-gS. Nt.nl Bod.
idmiot, Sefretdr, 1G7 g~ya.,itc Cir
Noroolt.
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M6bliertes 3immer sm Dermieten:
S6on mobliertes 3immer bilig 81
permieten. 437 $ StraBe &c. M.
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Semtider Gcntral-& erbanO I'M 81
itrift Columbia.

Seuti6er Gcntral- %erbano i'm 81
itritt Columbia.
8rdlioent: Mortin &iegonO;
i. 8i5e-Qrai.: SObn alt;
, 8i3e.lSrai.: 8. 81. 8eaupero;
3. gi8e-Y ral. &arl 9lftertirAen
A. @i3c-@rai.; @lb. 8ubler;
8. @i8e.@rdl.: S 81. @eibe.
6efrctar: @uitab 8enoer;
Gdaemeilter @arl @ammel;
6abnentrdeer: Soc @onoraf;
gerlommIung aul A. 9ienstag i. Wt
i'm o@aibington Sdngerbuno, 3l4
6 Ctr. N.=W.
9eMti6er 8aiieubamsuereln: Fra
iioent Wtartin @iegano; Setretar:
@m. 3. Mepers, 1919 Srping Str-
Oireftorenoeri am 2. Sonntag MI
Waiisnbaus.
sSraueu Si~lfsperein- 6rau @u9l-
time @uppertus, Prdl. Serl. am 2
0ounerstag /. &c, A ubr nadm. III
Der Nnltalt.
Srameu 3abOerein. 5rau Satp
26ffler, @rdiioentin. &erlaamelt lld
monatli6 gemdB Notio.
9eutider a~riegerbunb. Gerl. am
a. Ueontag i. SO. in 922 Sa. Ape. ~
Us. Selopebel: hilbert Slnobelmer.
are 2ansbureb Bros, APO Z. 0fr.'
R.-@.
Snfel 8rGiis &ersniisungsOerelH
8erl. am 2. 9ienstag /. w. i'm San.
qerbuno. Geo Mtoir, Setretdr. 1881
lite ctr. SIS.
groipeet Sill Cemetery. Ssln,
@tiebling, 8rdiioert; 8m. Dtarflll'
5efretdr; Gbas. 8ridmeooe, Sdas'
meilter. @eri. am /. 6reitaa |. VI
in 1922 9te ctr. T.-W.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10

3u faMfem geiu6t:
Webrere 8agen boiler Oiinger
fir guten 8reis. 1916 6 Str.S.G.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10

-9err @u9en Braun, 8ruoer oes
S6wObamirtes Is. Braun, liegt ihwer
trant oarnieoer. Sein 3ultano lit be
lOrgniBerre9eno.
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4ereins~ und ~4ogea~R{alender

Gie Serren Sefretare fno eebehn, uns itts BON MISUNDERSTANDING
iope bon 8orgGngen in ibren 8ereinen 8eridt 81 geben, 1no lnO NH
fkts beltrebt, folHe an geeigneRr Steue auf5unebmen.
9ras fir Die SnRrtOu Der aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
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0muAroll, &ealluaf, wirfliAe 9elifo
teilem, iin6 Sat ba6cn bel:
Hers,
R30 Ecufpr. uuh 12 Mtnn2 morf*

8ebnrten:
Soiep6 uno Mnna Sebabeb, Gnabe.
60. II. Wturie Shenronf, Wtdo6en.
&arl II. Gle Mobler, WdO6en.
Sob. II. 8. &offmann, &nabe.
$. u. Gtbel S6lpier, MGo6en.
Sc. II. Mnna Neu, Wao6en.
Seinri6 H.. sc. @eber, Wdohen.
SpoesfaQe:
auguit &iin5el, 81 Sabre, Capita.
Qeigbts, Mo.
8ilbelm 6. apebner, 81 Sabre
1881 . Str. N.=@.
Watbiloe Serrmann, 2 Gage, Sib.
len Soipital.
Warie 81. Suiemann, II Sabre
$40 Ste StraBe S.=8.
@ultao s. Gents, Ga Sabre, 445-
15te Str. 60.
s. 8. S. &altenba6, So Sabre
209 lite Ctr. I'D.
Gbeidliekmngen:
s. $. 9~ieiterfelo uno Matbilo(
Gerber.
ct. Gngelion uno gmilie Soft
mann.
81. 8auiermam unb Marie Siibel
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10
9entide Sreimaurcr Gage
y Mrminins, Wr. IS, T.M.N.M

~ I0um G6ueioer. 5cfretdt
sol llnion GopingS 8anf @uiloiM
%cri. nn 1. uno 3. 0ieustag i. *
I'M Nclten Wlolonic Gempcl.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-10

gel Gnrem GinfGmfen bernft Gmd)
anf Sas n@aibinstum SOmrual" nnb
SIR ~mnterititt Gn6 ielbit Samit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-30
ucmiokcitcir ans Jcwa.
gns 9eS Moinm.

Ser 4rofeiior Carl SduIcr aus
@ran0 Sslano. bisber 8ianolebrer
IN benz bortigen Gonlerbatorium Der
phtiif, 9irigeut ocs oorti9cn &c.
iangsbereinS n9ieoerfran3" in6
5elt0iri9fnt 6es oortigen Iebten 81.
itrift-S bot an Dem bic.
H9en College Of Soma Sic Steae
1ls 3efan Der Niltiit ongenonmeit
ano lit bereits bier eingetroffen.
Sn Der Gtnot berrIdt inter ben
@ei6oftsIcutcn eitel 6reube, 6ab
aomp 9ooge ons militdrii6e Qus.
biloungsIager behalf.
gtah einem telep6oniihen @e.
ipra4 nit ibrem BON ibr aeIhie.
oenen @atten beridItdtc 6ral Gait.
line 9'teefe 0ienstog morqeu in
ihrer Mobnung, 1881 Gehite BIB,
in ielbItmoroerii9er gbit6t cine
Gueflilberloiung. Gle mltr6e Be.
nitBtlo8 aufgeiunoen, bod bofft man
tie, na6oem @eqenmittcL onqeDenoct
nnroeu, an 2eben erboIten AT f6n.
men.
2tls Ge6 Gof uir0 beriftet, ooB
bic g(usiidten fir cine groBe D}oi5.
erntc in ieHer @egen0 grobortig
itn6.
Der etoot8 6euermaridan miro
ieaes ols Eager bon g}a6runQ8mit.
teln benutte @ebGitoe in Soma oitf
ieine Geueriiderbeit 1tnterIuden lai.
Ten. IS meroen 125 Snipeftoren
bon
pbne @ergiititng aIs 3ebutp Sire
@eoribnlls oieie llnteriuGuug Dor.
nebmen. 9ic8 nuroe nod elmer
&onferen8 8piihen @oubcrneur %.
g. Snroinq. Dem @refltibfomitec
0es itaaiIiden gertei6iqimqsrats
un0 einem aomitee 0es IationaI
goorO Of Sire Underwriters be.
ihIofien.
Der arie8s5uitono idcint Die
nidt bonn aa1f bon Qltono.
biIen o~63u6oIten. Die StotiItif i'm
Staots : 2tutomobi[ +. 3eportement
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gerTpeftiU- anfdt = nad eiuer photographic.

3teies nir0 0e8boIb Elm bernunft.
9emaBe8 8ungalonsS Semi auf @run6
be8 duBerit proftii6en @long 0e8 er.
item Stode8 genannt. S1mmtIihe
3tmmer Itno in einen @eIdoB ber-
sinigt, ooourd Die Sau8ar6a
6o8 geringita @}ooB be%robieBerD.
@u6 fam nod cine qroBe &ammer
i'm 5%lpeiten @eidoB olt8gebaut iDer.
ben. Der 8Ion lit 10 ollgelegt 6oB
ale 8obn5immer al Der einen Settle
Iiegen lr1o NIT ocn aammern uuf
Der ott0ern Seite in 8er6in6ung
iteben. 8o8 0}uiif. ODER &erren.
Stutnter fam ebenfol8 in cine Sam.
mer uulgepoitoelt ner0en. Gas
8~a0e3immer ut0 bei0e &ommern
haben einet QuSgang in cine tleine
&orbnqe, duf 0ieie @etIe bermeioe10,
oaB man crit our6 Elm G6laf3in1.
mer geben muB. Sn ieoem Sdlaf.
simmer befin0et ft9 ou9 Elm GROCER,
e~ingeboltter &leioeri6ranf. Qud
cos Speiie5immer lit nit einem @es
iAtrridrant uno groBem 6eniter
berrlth ousgeitottet. Ser erte Stof
lit 9 SUB bod uu0 betroGen Die gau.
foiten alBer @aiier. ua0 9ei5unQs.
onlogen $3.50.
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9tm ndtiten glo6mittdq fIinaeIt
eS in Der @mmentaIeriden @ob.
nutg on: rSier RedtsanfpaIt GOT.
TOR Gamembert. So3il @s ban.
oeIt iia um ben @ntidqSiq1mqs.
pro5eB - bo3iL- id braude t3eu.
gen. SIT bic gudOige 6rau iel6It
nm Npparat?@
s9lein. G1tr BAG Sausmd6den.
Sic Serridoften Iiegen bei6e gu
gett an idDerer SnfIuen3o."
sS6d6e, Die tDaren meme Iebte
Soffnumgl 9onn miro nidts ans
4ro5eB. 9ie on6eren 3eugen
ndnIid aud ale an SnfIu.
enSd. geiteIen Sic Sbrer Serr.
idoft einen id6nen ba8il
u16 ih - 6osil - lege
mid lett aud"
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5eigt, bob lett nidt tppnteer als
240.0S8 automobile regiitriert Iino.
! ltno Is miro p%ropbe5eit, OoB Die
3obl Dor Gnoe oes Sdbres drF
100000 iteigen miro. 3as 9e.
portrment bat i6on mcbr ols ST..
100000 All @ebii6ren einqesoqen,
mos Inn mebr nls $750,000 Die
@eblbren oes better Syabres il6er.
Iiteiet. gor Dem /. Samlar ermar.
Itet man cine peitere babe W1iaion
on @ebiibreu e~in5u5ieben.
g}o66em Die orei gottericn bon
Soma mobiliiiert uno einberufen
moroen fino, glal1bt man, ooB Die
anr5e MiIi5 hon Soma i~nnerbaI6
Der nGditen Is Gage in ben 8ienlt
gerufen neroen miro. ng9ir miIien
nidt beitirnn1t, mann Die g}ational.
garoe einberufen nerben miro,"
ingte @eneroloojutont 2ogon, bod
fonnen mir iebt ieOeu Gag sic Ser.
fii9itHg Der @2obiliiation ertpar.
ten"
Ger itaotIide 8erteioigunosrot lit
urn cine llnteriudung Der 3atiahe
eriudt poroen, onB flint seoblen.
8edcn BET Boone, So, Die tdqli6
1900 Gonnen aobIen f0r0ern f0nn.
ten, MIR 700 Ionnen m66entlid
f0r0ern.
9te G%rnd6rung Ser 10000 SoI.
eaten 6as tiinftiqen &agers Bel
Camp Dodge Miro tGg(id $4,000
foiten. GS tper0en 90 @iienbo6nnas
Gen notig icin, tm oie taQliden
8orrdte beron8ui6affen. 46er Die
erlUorteten &rieQspreiie ner0en Die
iest fir ie0en Wtann beredneten 40
Gents ben Sag pabri6einlih binauf.
i6rauben. 0}un i6dst Dab Die
gtabrungsmittelre6nlurg oes 2oqers
ettun s 9}iQioncn fir Elm Sa6r be.
miro. Die @orr0te cines
lDerOen etma 1000 9flln0
luiegeh gelllia fir AZ 2oItDogen
bon ie 2 &onneu 3ragtrait. sc.
oen &og tperoen 5000 @fun6 gu.
der, $500 4fun0 aoffee, $4,000
@flu6 9tin6fIeii9, $4,000 Gfun0
$4,000 8fun0 aartoffeIn
mo 662l 4iun0 9o9nen berbrauft
ueroen. aiebr ais 5000 Qiuno
0Grro6it ner0en fir 0en taaliden
]fa6tiid uno 1850 9fun0 Butter
liz oo5 tdglife 6oI0aten6rot n6tiq
.ein. Die @in8elrotion miro bon
yof)lGlten pie folGt 6ere6net: &in0.
90 l~lu5en; W}ebL Is lln3en,
9obnen, 81 ltu5an; aortoffen, 90
&flollmen, 1928 un3en;
1,12 ltn3en; 3ufer, 80
cingeoampite MiIh, 05 I'm.
en-; Butter, 05 ltn5en. 4lBer6em
es ungefGbr $1,000 t6Qlid,
one l2OO gtegeriol0aten IN Sort
9es W}oines 81 erudbren. 8ier lit
er Speiie3ettel bon Dorigem Conn.
2imo-8 obnen, Ga0ie8den
Sdmeinebroten nit brdu.
er &unfe, 9bit, Glt6oing, @ist6ee,
]rot un0 8utter. (@or ntdt All 5
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Wn. y. genpplh. aonpfnt.

~ y" 0NVGHTf %@SUAuAs
5pridl oeutid uno lit offentIide,
gtotar. 348 Omaha gational ganl
8ebauoe Omaha, 0ebra8ta.
%rcfti8iert IN alien @eridten oea
Staott5 uno Der Ser. Staoten.
5dreibt Geitamente aus, beiorat ge.
iibtiteI unb iiebt g6ftrofte ourd
iiebt, 6ab &eitomente i'm gla6IoHen.
idaftsgeridte georbn4 Der6en. ge
iorgt @oamadten uno aiebt Orb
idaften in iraenb einem Cell Ser
Belt elm aoaeftiert qusItdnbe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08

terfzing the affair as The Noble
Cause of Mercy"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
"JACK" M'GILVRAY DOES
HIS BIT FOR RED CROSS

Potentate John D. McGilvray Of
Islam Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, San Francisco, who is we'll
known in the social and business
circles of Honolulu, Is doing things
for himself and country in San Fran
cisco, according to an article in a
coast paper which says he managed
a program which cleared $4,000 for
the Red Cross.
When a delegation of Templars Wis
tied Honolulu during the carnival, Nc
Gilvray, better known as Jack" was
the "livest" of several Tive wires" 1t
was his company which erected the
Young hotel here.
The story goes on to state that
Islam Temple did its Bit under the
banner of the Red Cross with a grand
ball in the civic auditorium, preceded
by 300 automobiles decorated with
national colors and emblems In a his
toric parade.
Fully 5000 San Franciscans at
tended the Red Cross ball and many
Honolulans. Mayor James Rolph, Jr,
made an address Of welcome charac-
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Copyright by George MGtthe1 AdGms
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Quick Response to First Call
Encourages Extension to
Wider Usefulness

Owing to the generous response OF
Honolulans and in view Of the action
Of the soldiers at Leilehua, who have
pledged themselves to care for 81
French babies, the local committee OF
the fund for the Fatherless Children
Of France has decided to increase the
number of French children to be pro-
vided for by this city from $50 to 5OO'
1t is announced, however, that from
now on no child's name can be an
nounced until the sum OF $3.50 re-
quired for its maintenance has been
received by the treasurer from one
person or group of persons.
In connection with the campaign
for the fatherless children, the local
committee is in receipt Of a notice
sent out from New York headquarters
as follows:
This is to inform you that notice
has been sent out by the War Relief
Clearing House for France and her
Allies, through whom our shipments
were made, an extract Of which fol"
lows:
Owing to the overtaxed and con-
gested conditions Of land and ocean
transportation facilities due to the alb
normal demands upon them which
now exist, the War Relief Clearing
House for France and Her Allies finds
it necessary, greatly to its regret, to
ask contributors using its facilities
to forward only contributions OF
money, hospital supplies. hospital
clothing and soldiers kits, until fur
Their notice.
There are a great many articles
needed by the orphans, which can be
purchased in France, and we urgently
request that you make cash contribu-
lions as generous as possible, instead
of sending merchandise.
Owing to the above mentioned rea-
sons, Demetre Bros. & Beals have Of
fered to send, free of charge to the
contributor, instead of parcels as
heretofore, all money for the French
orphans, through their partners in
Paris, the firm known as Demetre,
Sault & Ciriez. They are advised by
the New York office of the name and
address of the particular orphan to
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EVERY GIRL FANcrEs she's the heroine
Of an as-yet-unwritten novel, Just as
every girl fancies there's a strong
resemblance between herself and the
heroine Of any Of her favorite books.
And heroines are always beautiful
and invariably dreamy-eyed. That
may In some manner account for the
large demand for wide and dreamy
eyes on the part Of the feminine
population, and the lengths to which
most any girl is willing to go to ac-
Quire them. NJ
But alas, few things are harder to
get by artificial means. Ones com
plexion is q matter Of cleanliness and
Q well kept digestion, ones figure Is
the result of health and exercise;
good dentist can do wonders for q
bad mouth, and II the nose Is hope
less Q neoplastic surgeon can even FIX
that-but the eyes are not 50 easily
changed.
The most one can do Is to cult
vate the eyelashes and brows, thus
forming an effective frame that will
emphasize the color and contour Of
the eye. Certain glances tend to
give a dreamy effect; the slightly up
ward look is almost always charm
ing, though If it is even slightly ex.
aggerated it is apt TO give a dying
calf" expression instead. The far
away look Is always the dreamy one.
But the beauty Of the eye lies al
most entirely in its expression. The
woman with q clean soul and an in
telligent mind is usually the pos
SCISSOR Of pretty eyes.
Questions and Answers
To Mrs. Schmeiser. Arizona-The en-
velope you sent separately with your letter
must have been lost. for I did not see It.
An letters must have self-addressed,
stamped envelopes enclosed in the letter
bearing the request for advice, otherwise
they are apt 10 be lost. II you will send
another letter ] will be glad to give you
ell possible help.
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she cant get on peacably, by the pro
per exercise OF diplomacy. is either too
big Chump 70 live or else she quar-
rels for the mere love Of the shindy
And why NOT use tact instead OF
bludgeOn in dealing with children and
servants? Why harp on their faults
and say SO little OF their virtues? Why
% We always say, don't" instead Of
do? II Jenny has bad manners, in
stead Of forever nagging her about
the way she sits, and, stands, and eats,
why not seize upon the stray moment
OF grace and praise her for 1t? When
Noras coffee is superlative, why not
praise her for 1t instead OF gulping it
Town in silence, and raising the roof
hen it is luke warm and weak
1t is so much more inspiring to be
praised than blamed, and there is such
a natural human desire to live up to
cur blue china, and be what people ex-
peCt Of us.
Women are not by nature expert with
the hammer. They always bungle the
job when they essaJ its use. That's the
reason Id teach them to leave it alone
.u UeNUt" lAelT attention to what is
vulgarly known as spreading the sslve
and pushing the velvet.
After all, it's oil and got grit that
makes the wheels run smoothly, es-
pecially with the domestic machine,
and there would be more happy fam
lilies and fewer divorces If every girl
as an expert 'ubricator
Copyright, 1917, by The Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.)
Dorothy Dix's articles appear reeu-
IarIy In this paper every Monday,
and Friday.
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Women never seem to have found
it out, but the greatest field OF diplo-
macy in the universe is the home,
and II is tragical TO observe how great
is the demand, and how inadequate
the domestic supply. or course when
you come right down to facts, there
should exercise tact in trying to get
along with her husband than there is
why he should not be a diplomat in
dealing with her peculiartties.
But facts cut no ice in the family
circle There II is the condition, and
not the theory, that we confront, and
every married woman knows that If
there is any adjusting. and soothing,
and adapting Of one person to another
In the holy estate, 1t Is the wife who
had to do so.
Many women are either too selfish
or too stupid to do this. Thus we are
treated to the spectacle Of families In
which there is continual friction, and
where the daily spat is as much a mat
ter Of course as the daily dinner. Tn
less a man is an actual brute, and few
American husbands are that, there is
no possible excuse for such a state OF
affairs. Any woman, not fool, must
learn in time what subjects will preci-
plate an argument, what acts will
cause a row, and she can avoid them
II she will.
II she has a grain Of woman's in
tuition she must know her husbands
little weaknesses and pet vanities. and
If she fails to stroke the fur the right
way she is wilfully neglecting her
opportunities. Any wife who has an
ordinarily good husband with whom
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fnl II he did not fear to test his powers
Moreau.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
KOREAN SEMINARY TO
HAVE COMMENCEMENT
AND NEXT DAY ToO

Nearly a week will be devoted to
commencement exercises by the Ko-
rean Girls Seminary, the program,
opening and continuing until next Fri
day. The graduates are Lum Choi Lu,
Cecilia Kim, Agnes Park and Bertha
Nam. Following is the program:
Saturday. 1870 p. ma musical en-
tertainment at the Korean church on
Punchbowl street, Mrs. w. D. Wester-
welt, pianist; Mrs. E. Baker, director.
Address by Rev. Jonn P. Erdman.
Sunday, 1880 p. m.-Baccalaureate
sermon at the Korean church by Rev.
L. L. Loofbourow.
Thursday, June Il, 2:3o to 4 D. m.
The school exhibit, at the school
building on Liliha street.
Friday, June Is, 1880 p. m.-The
first graduation exercises at the
school building. Addresses by Mrs.
Walter F. Frear. Awarding of prizes
and comforting diplomas.
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DEATHS FROM T. B. IN
May BELOW YEAR AGO

Statistics just issued by the anti
tuberculosis bureau Of the board OF
health show that there was a total
of 36 deaths from the disease
throughout the territory during the
month of May. For the same month
last year there were 43. The deaths
during April Of this year were 80.
Seventy-five cases were reported
from the various islands during May;
43 males and 80 females BY islands
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they were as follows. Oahu AZ, Maui
IL, Kauai 5, and Hawaii II.
Nationalities were divided as fol-
lows: Hawaiian 81, American 3, Span
ish 2, Canadian l, Japanese %, Chi
nese 4, Korean 4, Filipino 10, Porto
Rican 4, Portuguese 4.
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BEAUTY CHATS
The Dreamy Eyes
By EDNA KENT FORBES

To Constant Reader-I do not know Of
any way to make fine hair coarse In tex
ture. Its fneness should be an added at
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HONOLULANS Will PROVIDE FOR 800
French BABIES; SOLDIERS AID WORK

whom money is contributed. The
amount is delivered to the children,
giving them the benefit of the ex-
change. This method avoids actual
transportation of cash as Demetre
Bros. & Beals cover their partners by
cable remfttances. II such remit
tances are not delivered to the or
phans named, for unknown reasons,
the money will be refunded to the
sender.
Checks for such contributions
should be made to the order of Deme-
ire Bros. & Beals and addressed to
them at 229 Fourth avenue, New York
City"
Juvenile Judge Hcen yesterday
committed two boys to the indust-ia!
school, one charged with violating
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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-07-31
THE MEANEST MAN

There are some men who think
other men meaner than they them
selves ar, and doubtless in many in
stances this is true, but we have
known some who so thought that
our opinion of them may be illus
trated by the following:
1T is remarkable" said Mr..
Gruntler, "how mean some people
are. I had with me on fishing
trip two friends who evidently were
familiar with my reputation as an
angler. Before starting, one Of
them made this suggestion: we will
agree that the first one who catches
fish must treat the crowd I as
sented to this, and we started. Now,
don't you know, those two fellows
both had a bite, and were too mean
to rull them up"
81 suppose you lost, then?" re-,
marked the friend.
ooh, no." replied Mr.. Gruntler. II
didn't have any bait on my hook. ;"