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The Washington herald., 1917-11-12
Chinese Press Stirred;
Notes Cause Comment

Pshinn. Nov. 1.-The nswspapsrs.
upon . lnfthsr rcaaina q ihs I..as.
ltI.iHhu asToainfnt canc1Tulna china.
drrlafa nat tha Amsflran rrrnTnl.
tlan ~ inpsnesa snpsrlsi inisf11ls''
~ China eil ~ lnlufiaua 10 Am<sl.
csn nItEiIIs IN rhIna
ne ftanG rIasf afsi ma
H'HsHa ferasnlllnn n a. ss.s.I'@a
t.|sl|I hsnlns IlalllinR - a.
80 900 81 !. - =. ..s-'s.:.,. .-s,.... =
The Washington herald., 1917-11-12
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit Of dandru1 disappears
after one or two applications OF Dam
derine rubbed well into the scalp with
the finger tips, Get q small bottle of
Danderine at any drug store for a
few cents and save your hair. After
several applications you can't find a
particle Of dandruff or any falling
hair. and the scalp Will never itch-
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-12
FREDERICK N. KERRY,

New York. Nov. III have Just
come from the cellar at n st. Marks
place. in the heart Of New York's
East Side, where Leon Trotzky. the
man who has overthrown the Ker-
ensky government in Petrograd. for
three months edited the little Rus
sian revolutionary Socialist paper.
Novy Mir. the organ OF the Russian
branch of the Socialist party in Amer
lea. s
Surrounded by three Of the men
in Siberia, and later were bis associ-
sat at the desk in the dingy hole at
the rear Of the cellar that Trotzky
used.
In the intervals between the clank
Of the presses behind the wooden par
tition that separated the pressroom
from the editorial sanctum. got his
now the leader of the Bolsheviki in
Petrograd, on whom the future OF
Russia may depend.
Praised As A Speaker.
"a wonderful man." said Alexander
Menshoy, now editor OF Novy Mir.
Tall, commanding. about 70 years
old, with a wonderful personality and
driver, but q leader.
He is one of the very best speak
ers in Russia / have heard him
speak many times and he Is eloquent.
A writer, too, he Is, and SO powerful
a one that the German government
passed a sentence OF six months Inn
prisonment against him, although he
was not in Germany at the time,- be-
cause of his book attacking Prus-
sianism and Kaiserism.
You must not say that, Trotzky
Is pro-German: he hates Kaiserism
and militarism with an enduring
hatred"
Sent to Siberia.
Corrected now and then by his two
assistants, who seemed anxious that
should get all the facts, Menshoy
continued:
'Trotzky was born in southern Rus
sia, In the province Of Kherson; his
father q poor farmer. We do not
know how he got his education, but
when he was Is years old he was
already connected with the revolu-
tionary movenent-the Socialist-Dem-
ocratic party. During the first Rus
sian revolution in 1906, he was in
Petrograd, as chairman of the Coun-
ell Of Workmen's Delegates.
when the revolution was crushed.
all members of that council were ar
rested-Trotzky with them. He was
sent to Siberia-his second sentence.
since he had already been deported
there when 20 years old because he
was Socialist. He escaped from
Siberia to Switzerland.
When the present war broke out
he was In Vienna publishing a Rus
sian Socialist newspaper, and con-
tributing to the German paper New
Zeit, and the French paper L'Huma-
mite.
Driven From Europe
'He was expelled from Austria be-
cause he had written a book against
The Washington herald., 1917-11-12

A New York Judge recently held
that q man who would go on a strike
In an industry needed by the country
to carry on the war was unfit to
become q citizen.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-12
Turks Lose 10000 Men.

London. Nov. 1.-THE extent of
the battlefield makes Il impossible to
estimate the quantities Of ammuni-
ton and other warlike stores which
have fallen into our hands," says the
British Official statement regarding
operations In Palestine. Gen. Aileuby
estimates the ensmy's casualties up
10 date at io.oo exclusive OF
prisonsra"
The Washington herald., 1917-11-12
HUNS HURLED BACK
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

the numerical superiority Of the en-
emy, our front was withdrawn
slightly to the rear, without how
ever, suffering any losses worth
mentioning. An attack meanwhile
carried out 6y an English division
against our right wing was driven
back
Caucasus Front-On the left wing
important enemy positions on the
heights of Kabak were carried by the
bayonet. and two machine guns, two
mountains guns and q howitzer were
captured"
The Washington herald., 1917-11-12
Driven From Europ.e

HE was expelled from Austria be-
cause he had written a book against
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24
Selma, California.

II. San. 1917.
9nppe nof err oct ganle aar
til @noe, isr 5oroarsorbei0et Ser.
oure | California tager lin 9egpn-
belle. ODeraIt Ier man 5oIf /
arbeioe uoe pna Marferne eller /
Saoerne = boa0 man M oil tal.
De Dem me0 ct oanIf Rann - me0
at before Bin. og 5riigttrper.
% ielp om oi MI bar bait en-
lille Jiegnperiooe, Der b. a. bar Oh
oct iig It i9nl.9t lloilas / ct Opbt
Saela8 i 9ier9ene, belpn0er 5olen
after at Ien0e line blioe Straaler
He0 oDer DC irltgt6are Nlarfer. %
uappe lauge eiter, at oisie 2inier
itaar at Ipie / o8nniferen". pil
0lan0eltrperne itaa fIeot i oeres
ineboi0e 5Ior, Der ipre0er 8ellugt
no til alle Sioer / pi6 Omfreos.
0giaa arbeioet inOen for De
nigbeoeu gaar i'm aoOe Sang, og
JON Commander n0tnlte peo oct
ms aibolote aarsm6oe, fan oct
finn 9le0e Wenigbeoen at ie oct
~energiife 9lrbeioe, Der uoigres, life
minOit blnnot De uiise.
gaa @orsmsoet peotoges oct for
surigt at iGtte en- SnoIamIing I
|@ang | oct giemeo at ian Heit-
guloen paa Den ny airfebpgning al.
IUiflet I glarets SOB.
Oilers foretoges Ser oe ipopan-
IIige gala, SIR. Semen a~enbaGqtes
til 8orniano, a6bmanS g. Senior
til 0iafon, u. Sorgenieu til sefre-
tor, %. Sintl til @eolem al Sir
fens 9eitpreIie, meoens $. g. NieI-
len naIgtes til aosIerer | Stebet for
10. Suul, Ser life enifeoe at moo.
|ta9e @enpalg.
Ger uotnlteS en- Taf til bom for
Bans Iamoittigbeosfuloe Grbeioe
liom aasierer gennem flere aar.
OgIna 4oinoeforeningen bar M,
lie bolot aarsmsoe. paa bpilfet
Mrs. g. 30. Sanien eenonletes til
5ormanb % Irs. s. 5. Sacob'
len paIgtes til Sefretpr.
Gbinoeforcningen fan for sprigt
eIroe iis beo itnbig 0rfit, Iigeion
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24
! Nnm9niens 0opeoItao.
5rn Clara 6rner iortGller ON fine
Snotrsf ira Cpbolbet Der.

5ru Clara Grner, oen befenote
6anife RaIerS Suitru, i%trioer /
.aationaltioenoe":
9um9nien bleo profIameret Son.
eerige Den 10. Mai 1881.
Gerfor bIi0er ben 10. giai bUert
War ieiret JON en- 6eitong al belle
oct rumanife 3oif. OperaIt baaoe
/ gufareit % / 9rooinsbDerne, er
StoIer og 5orretninger lnfteoe.
Sele oct bro9eOe 9ufareit CT paa
9enene for at ooerugre Den itore
Wilitarpara0e % for at 5ere Son.
gen tale til Solicit.
Zen iioite Sang, min WanO %
ieg bar inobuot til at onerpGre
oenne Set. bao0e Di Dor Soge peo
Sioen al Song Carlos % Carmen
SDlpas. Sfsnt Gegnen site neo,
itoo aongen meo D%roningen peo
fin SIDE UNDER aaben Simmel og
tnIte l9nge til Solicit, % neoenfor
6enne 9oge meO Den ranfe aonge
% ben boioe DronningeififfelIe
foo belle 9ufareit meO blotteo SO.
peo.
Denne sIenoe, bliRfenoe Gegn %
bette 6olt, JON ! 9iebliffets bsi.
tioeIise Stemning ilet life IagOe
MGrfe til, at oct resneoe, 9ioroe
ct magtist SnOtrpf pan mig.
Gang paa Sang, naar ies er
fommet til at tpnfe pna Humpnien
% Oct rumGnife 5olf, er bette
@esnpeirsbiIleoe buffet irem ira
min gepioitbeo.
Oct par, iom bette gilleoe ItrofS
Loo mig opfatte belle @umGnien
og bet rumGnife 5oIfl
-. Oct err meo Sorg, ieg tRn.
fer pna RumRnien MI, og ! Ser.
oelegbeo paa 8ltfarei, bpor ieg
Iom npsift bapoe nit isrite Siem
oa bpor min Sen er isot.
Seq buffer MI tpoeIis ben Rat,
lea 6ros tho I Mimnniens Sopeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24
llSaf bet friife eiu.

On file BOG paa 104 Cher, og
JON bprer Iitelen: Sens % Ser.
fine, buroe allie oonife MpnO og
apinoer, url9e o. 9amle IGie. Oct
fan pare, Der err SunOreoer % after
Sunoreoer, iom life aIene fan leie
Den, me erpoe Den igennem meo
@IGoesoGlo og meO 5slelie, iom
TOM ui til at elite SerrenS Ser.
ming meget mere 90 ie BAN bag
oeo arigens llueirsifper.
Den iaas 10 temmelis iiffert /
IAN. 9utb. pubI. Souie, Blair, %
griien fan 10 life pare ret meeet
paa iaa0an en- lille 9o9.
Chr. SEMEN.
Briien er 20 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24

nounced its intention Of build
ing a factory at Belle Fourche
to take care of the 1918 crop,
and has purchased a site and
100 acres of Land. Beets grown
in 1917 will be shipped to the
SCOTS Bluff, Nebraska, factory.
The new farms are especially
desirable for stock raising, as
they are adjacent to an immense
open range where cattle may
be herded during the spring,
summer, and autumn and win
tered ON the project hay stacks.
Nearly 10000 head Of sheep are
now being fed here.
The cost of the land is only
the filing fee, about 800 for
an 50-acre tract. In addition
the entryman must pay 8 per
cent of the building charge, or
1926 per acre, at the time OF
filing, and further obligate him
self to pay the balance, $42.25
per acre, in fifteen annual in
stalments, the first of which will
be due and payable on Deem
Der | of the fifth calendar year
after the initial payment.
As an evidence of the increased
value which water gives to the
land it may be stated that lands
homesteaded in 1912 and valued
at that time at $500 per acre,
have been sold recently at $75
to 1925 per acre, the buyer to
pay the balance of the building
charges.
The Statistician Of the Recla-
nation Service at Washington,
d. c., will, on request, send de-
scriptive pamphlets and answer
all inquiries concerning the To-
cation and terms Of entry.
This will be one of the few
remaining opportunities for set
tiers to enter public lands on
this project. Exceptional oppor-
tunities for investments in farms
will be found here, as many
present owners Of large tracts
are subdividing their holdings
and terms and prices are liber-
nj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24

Jtaaoe. Ser talte fene og Ollett
o9, ON ieg life buffer fell, ogiaa
Grill. 9ait. Geoe talte ON, at
Serren iatte Sfel mellem 9Ds og
9ferfe; 2ps og @erfe fan life
forenes. 2piets 9ern ieger 9piet,
Werfets 9ern Werfet. @r oct Init
Il Dit 9ierte, ina oct fan blioe ell
9olig for Seius2 = Bait. Olien
talte nogIe OrO paa @ngelif. 81
er alle @uos 9grn / ariitus Sc.
Iias, men nogIe er gnaet bort ira
@ltO, bar ioroiloet fig / 8eroens
2rfen; BET gGl0er ON at fonme
Itilbnge til 5aoer6iemmet. = Der
illitte0e5 me0 SoImen o6erren ref
fer no i'm arm" S6noag 4ften ior
after at mg0e5 nplte Gags aften.
Man0ag aiten oabneoes Ma&
oct me0 aiiDngelien al SoImen
San, Iom pna Screen beiler".
l0 ira Saf. 8, 8: n6rDo dig iao-
re, 3ions 0atterl raob meo Sic
De, SeruioIen8 8atterl" o. I. b.
tales Der ON at 9ere Jig re0e til
at msoe fin aonge, og iom Sllu.
Itration IDENTITIES til ct 8eieg al
Song 9riitinn oen Rienoe paa Sc.
LAMB. Sslpnoerne, Ser fife bar fer.
li8 renlige, If traolt, oa De b6rte
ON aongens 4onlme, meo at renie
no og 9gre / StanO til at moo.
tage 4on9en. De biloe life, at ban
ifliI0e finoe oeres 9oliger inao-
ie0e. Sonban g9loer bet ON at
renie Sierterfie til at tage imoo
Oen bimmelife 9onge. Oct bar
Bait. Grill, Der talte. gn anoen
al Bra iterne talte no ira 6ebr. ~,
f-2 i9rlig ON at nofl9gge Ell.
bOer 9pr0e % Spnoen". Der bar
MI lp0t mongt ct 8ionesbpr0, iag6e
Saleren, ON 2ip og OS0, ON 8eien.
Der ierer til 9to, o9 ON 8eien,
Der fsrer til 8e6. Il gioIot oct
ON at onn0re poa oen rette 8ei
ior at noa Waalet = Saliqbe6en
Der og bisiet / al @oigbeo. San
Ifiloreoe bnnoe Ben Inppre 8ei
Der troOs Irpngiel oe Moogang
isrer til 2io og Snli9beo, og ben
6reoe Bel Der troo8 Be mango, Tom
pnnOrer 40 ben, isrer til 6ortabel.
ie. Otter Ifipngelien al Salmen
oStol finn pao Dit 5ooeroor" Ilut-
teoe Wteoet meO 9en o. Serrens
8eliigneIie for otter at fortIpttes
'SirsOog Gften. "a OmItpnoigbe.
oerne frGoe0e, at ieg maatte reiie
ira @reen Ban Tir8oag gfter.
mi0oog al. 40, fun6e ieg life
ooeroGre Slutnin9smsoet. = Slut.
ter iaa 0isie 2inier meo Saf til
|8enner | Green Ban og til ~tiIrei.
ienoe 8enner for set Tonne Sam.
upro. Cat ierIig til ale 9r9iterne,
iom tnleoe Or6et peo oenne iielone
Set.
8eres ~meoforIeite / &riitls.
s. g.. Inoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24

oeian M6oerue ite0ie er ~oel6eipgte
og FAR ct bp99eli9t gre8.
I'll Senon9sifolenS SllIetre bar
&irfen imuft ppntet meo ct rigt
9lomiterilor og grsnne Ganfer, %
/ Secret par plantet ct pragtfulOt
oplpit SnIetre.
Man iang De gamle SnleIalmer,
% ggrnene ira De iorifellige 9las-
ier afIag0e BrgOer paa 6remii8elie
al Sange og 5friititpffer.
Soorigt bleo Der bolot 8n,or al
Baitor 9onien % S6nOag 5ifoIena
2e0er.
Sluttelig u0oeltes ser 9ebler,
Granger og Sober, iplot meo @ooter
og 06ooer.
Ogiaa De ungeS Suletr9 giDt-
aursaften, bportil De uflge fra 81
Itermenigbeoen Del 9iep bar mo
buot, baooe funoet betpoelig Gil
ilutning.
Ser 6leo bolot forte Caller al
Puitor Sanien m. IT,, og De u1ge
uoferte ct lige iaa afOefslenOe Iom
Imuft Brogrnm, Omfattenoe fortGl.
Ienoe Digte og Yroiaitpffer, Der
oefsleoe meo Muiif og Gang iaa
bel al 6oriamlingen iom al De for
ifelIi9e aor.
5 Slutningen al oct 9amle aar
9aooe ri Opta9elie / Menigbeoen
al TO npe 6anilier, Der bar 6oint
Jig Der, nemlig q. u. 0ieliens ira
gotter, 3ebr., og Eb. anOerienS
ira STANDARD, 4lta, aanooa.
Yoitor Sanien, Der beo Dem Bel.
fommen ion Me0lemmer al Me-
nig6eoen, taIte i E%ilfnDtning til 1.
8Or. IA, 8 Jig.
S aarets 2sb err optaget % npe
Dteolemmer i Wienigbeoen.
vi anoet npt berira fan incomes,
at War. Iouoal, Der bar opbolot
Jig Der en- Del aar, bar bolot
9rpllup meO 0eiis @itber Rielien,
Mr. S. 6. Gieliens gIeieoatter.
garets iioite 9titen bragte 0fr.
% Mrs. 6. S. 9eterien en- ytpt-
aarsgoue / 5orm al en- lille Ssn.
@nOeIig oar oi iioen ieg iioit
ifreo, bait geieg al 9anOsmGno ira
git % Roro, bl. a. bar DC. 6.
SEMEN baft 9eiso al en- Reos
ira alaifa, 8ebmano g. Senien
geieg al en- Geoe anton Senien ira
SDo Dafota og Is. q. SEMEN BE-
ieg al jim Soioerfaoer meO ga.
mile ira auOubon, Sa.
Mr. BOIL, Der bar reiit runot
Der pna 8eitfpiten ior at iege Jig
ct mt &iem, bar M febt @ien-
Dom Der oeO Selma, bpor ban,
JON ban iagoe, bar funoet oct
beOite Ste0 i belle California.
Som SuIegaoe mootog Breite.
famiIien en- inuuf Sofa, % Oreani-
item, Ytiis Sra SEMEN, ct Benge.
belsb.
=
S Dag afboIot Selma og Del
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24

Ita0. Obergangen ira bet itor Had
eoe, eIe9nnte, brillierenoe 9uOa.
pet, bpor ieg fom ira, til 0enne
merfe 9p, gnfareit, par iom at
fomme ira Ell Storita0 no til Ell
lille primitio Propinsbp.
Senere, Oa ieg lurte 9nfareit at
fenOe ira Den riotiee SIDE, bIeo
ben ior mig mere emo ale gltOa.
peter | 8eroen.
Sernbaneitationen ri f6rte inc
pao, bar tom, m6rf % ifi0oen.
0enne Station ipl0te mig itrafs
neo belle Gunpniens Wpitif, tbi
paa Berronen laa ct broget MDlOer
al ale Slaas RationoIiteter Ger.
bere, 9nlgarer, 11rfer, J0ifere og
.9itrigere og JOB, meo oeres ga.
Gage iom Sooeopuoe, Sele Der.
ronen bar o9ffet al Iopenoe Mpno
og aoinoer.
Get bar iom at fornme til ct
Sorneroie.9mo.
49,. 9ufareits 6%oritGoer er
poerIt taroelige, ubroIagte, me0
0narli9t bpg9eoe, Iooe 9uie, iao
.laoe, at man oe fleite SteOer fan
rPffe meo lin Saono op til 9oget.
@riie, Sons og 9enoer faar COP
til at aaa irit omfring pan oisie
80 ritaos8aoer, men oe0 oog paa
ben an6en SIDE altiO, bpor ser
b6rer biemme. S oisie 5oriteoer
finoes Der no8le m9rfeIige, gontIe
@~prtSbuie, iom uoIf9nfer oct I'll.
mpnife grGnoeoin 3enica. gPrts.
buiet 6eitaor bare al eet 8preIie
me0 itampet 9ersnlp og tarpelige
9oroe o9 StoIe. Ser ii00er Sc
rumGtIfe 9sn0er og o%riffer, mems
3igsinerne ipiIIer og banter ior
Dem.
Sorbolbene bliper mere mooerne.
SO l9ngere man fommer inc /
9ufareits Sierte, bIioer 5orboloene
mere mooerne % mere fultipereoe.
@aar man op 40 9ooe0gaoen -
@nlGn 8ictoria - bar man Slot
tet paa i'm bsire SIDE, ct omfangs.
rigt, men pnainloenoe Inpt gpg.
ningsfompler, iom / arfiteftoniif
,Senieenoe life err oioere tiltalenoe.
Sea bar Here @ange, mems min
WaanO maIeoe aongens % Dron.
uinDenS Bortr9tter, pGret ~in0enior
.Slottets Mure. Strafs ma trp.
Der inO / bette Slot, omgipes man
al Ell ii9loen Sf6nbeo og fiiuitne-
riff Smng, % oenne Sfenbe0 og
Smng felger Ell gen1em ale Slot.
tets Gale. Carmen Splpa bar 10
en- m~angeiioet 9egonelie, life minoit
/ funitneriif Senieenoe. Oct er it,
te SIottet alene, iom bprer BrGg
al Carmen Sploas funitneriife
ogiaa Ell al 9pens airfer, ben Tiff
IItberife airfe, iom | SfsnbeO
itaar lnngt oper aIle 9nens andre
airfer, bar bun ielo nPret meo at
impffe.
@al9a 8ictoria er Ell breo, as.
ialteret @aoe meo fIotte 9utifer,
prGget al fremmeo 9nfius og Smag,
meo eIeaante aonoitorier og Sea.
ieer. Sentret er li0et % uanieli9t,
% ben aunit, iom bpoes paa /
bette 9eoter, itaar / 6orbolO til
gpaninaens ~lloieenoe9 0erimo0 bar
9ufnreit ct meget imuft aonoertpa-
lp yatbenplim". Oct rlm9nife
Solf er ct uoprGget Muiifiole %
ioretrGffer iom 3egeI aonoerter
iremfor SfueipiI.
9na @alpa gictoria trnfier man
s9ufareits iornemite geroen. SITE
9aaenOe, men til 9ogn5. 5 81.
mio0a1stimerne. naar Solen life
er altior itarf. fgrer oct eleaante
8nfareit eennem @alaa 8ictoria.
er irrlig Gnmerne, iom be.
nDtier 0enne @aoe til oeres So.
retllre.
ct al De Understandable o. Nor
gufareits gilleoer er Eoroe.
lipet. 0oglis er Der itor IilierieI
til 9Den af 3goeoarer. Zen I'll.
fL -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24
HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION.

A new edition of this excellent book has Just come
from the press of Lutheran Book Concern, Columbus, Ohio.
1t is a book that should be found in every Lutheran home
and that should be carefully read by every young Luther
an man and woman. Such reading will contribute largely to
a proper appreciation of what our Lutheran church is and
stands for.
The book contains POS pages and is substantially bound
in cloth. The price has been reduced to the insignificant
sum of 35 Cents to place it easily within the reach of all.
We carry the book In stock and can fill orders promptly
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24

S Dag afboIot Selma og Del
9fep Wenigbeoer oeres aarlige Sci
lesmeoe.
Otter at Der bar ioretaget ior.
ifellige gaIg, oeotogeS oct at gioe
gaitor Sanien en- 9snforbsielie Of
100 Dollars ON 9laret me0 inoe.
pGrenoe aors gegpnoelie.
Yaitor Sanien taffeoe Tor 2sn.
forbeielien, life minoIt sleoeoe ban
iig oner oct Sinoelog, Der laa bag
ben.
SliitteIig uotaltes gnIfe ON, at
gaitor Sanien oeiaa / 9Gar pil0e
ofboloe en- lignen0e Heffe gGf-
feliesmpoer, iom Dem ban / 5ior
ai6olot / Selmo % Gel GeD.
$. g. Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24

We want actual farmers to
move to Bowman County. Little
or no cash needed if you are
honest. Write us for particulars.
Bowman Go. immigration Ass n
Lock DR.. r, Bowman, N. Oak.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-24

.l1aaet0e, men I'll 8ogn5. S vi
mio0agstimerne. naar Solen life
cr altior itarf, fsrer oct eleaante
9ufareit genlem @alGa 9ictoria.
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n0tier oenne @nOe til oeres SO.
'~retllre.
ct al De Understandable o. Nor
I%ionite gufareitsgilleoe er Eoroe.
lioet. Doalig er Der itor EilierieI
til 9pen al 8gOeparer. Zen I'll.
mpnife apinoe beisrger olorig ielu
line SnOfsb. Sar bun life Tiene.
I~Iteiolf feber Uinnoen inc til Su.
let. Derfor trpficr man alto Here
Wpno emo apinoer pan 6isie
5orpe.
Baa De itore 3orpe fan man %.
iaa fsbe 9anoets iorifellige Saano.
arbeioer - oGoeoe Teier % aors.
itinasbroocrier, iom allie ui6ner ON
banoe Smas oe 5lio.
Sea fan tpnfe mig Sorgen I
9iumpuien ouer, booo Der foregoar
Il 9iebliffet, % brad Der fommer
It'll at ioregaa. Seq bsrcr iua IN.
bella / mine gren 5olfets Sam.
mcr. bette 8olf, Tom alti6 bar bait
Iiac ina let til Saarer iom til
lSmil.
let er, Tom ieg f6rit MI rigtig
ioritaar, bpao ies isler for bet
eano os Den 9p, bpor iee bar bait
DC fpffcligite elmer | nit 2ip.
% ieg er tafnemIis oper, at
Song Carol ben 5erite % Dron-
ming gliiabetb life bebsueoe at OPP
lepe ben itore Sorg, maaife at 'ie
oct 2anb gaa til @runoe, Iom De
eIifeoe ioa parmt 90 ofreoe iaa
meoet for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-23
TO PASS ON
COMPENSATION ACT

The Anderson case which involves
the question of the constitutionality of
the workmen compensation act will
be submitted in arguments to the su-
preme court Monday. The ease grew
out of damage suit in which Edgar
T. Anderson, a workman who had been
injured in fall, sought to recover
damages in the sum of 100000 from
the Hawaiian Dredging Company by
which he was employed at the time of
the accident. =.
When the case came to a hearing in
the circuit court the dredging company
offered demurrer, contending that
any claim Anderson had to make came
under the terms of the workmen' 8
compensation act and should be met
by the organization administering that
act, the Industrial Accident Board.
The demurrer was overruled by the
court which held the act TO be uncon-
stitutional. The appeal to the supreme
count followed. ~. GRID, trs
Pending a decision by the supreme
court, which win determine whether
or,not the act is constitutional, the In
dustrjal Accident, board has ceased ia
conduct investigations in connection
WITH industrial accidents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-23
URGES
USE OF MAUI BEANS
.s ="
Purchase Of Them Instead OF I'm:
ported Will Aid Nation

r. A large shipment Of Maui beans has
arrived in Honolulu and the food com
mission urges everyone in purchasing
beans to insist on obtaining those grown
on Maui. Both the red and the white
varieties are included in the shipment.
The Territorial Marketing Division,
T. H. Davies, c. J. Day, and j. M.
Levy & Co. have supplies of both vari.
cites of beans, which they will furnish
to any one who orders them. -
There is huge crop of beans on
Maui this year, and the total for the
season is expected to reach 1000 ,0OC
pounds. This is enough to supply every
one in the Territory for months. In
spite of this fact, many Honolulu
grocers are still ordering and import,
ing beans from the mainland, especial
ly the white variety g." a.',..
The use of home products is one OF
the first conservation steps urged by
the national food administration. and
those who demand the beans grown in
Hawaii will be directly aiding in The
nationwide effort 10 use food n ">t
efficiently. The beans this year are OF
excellent quality and size and are clean
ed and free from grit and stones.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-23
War Comes To Hawai;i;

THE war has at last come to Hawaii--come
i definitely and intimately A man from these
Islands has given his life for his country on the
battle front in Europe. The name of Gideon
Potter is inscribed on Hawaiis roll of fame that
of the first man from this Territory to fall in the
great conflict of democracy against autocracy.
HawaH has been asleep ever since the United
States Declared war on Prussianism, True, we
have contributed with more or less liberaty to the
Red Cross; we have subscribed more than our
quota Of the first and second Liberty Loans; we
have contributed the support of French children
deprived of their fathers by German Kultur. We
have given of Our noney--but how much have we
given of Our ease, our comfort, of the things the
giving of which we would really feel?
. We have been asked by the President and by
Food Administrator Hoover to curtail our appe-
tites in order that cargo space might be saved to
aid the Nation in its fight against barbarism-yet
we continue TO import meat and wheat and other
things we might do without. We have the money
and we are going to spend it for what want.
Why should we economic? What's war, more
or less, between and our appetites?
But now one Of our own people has fallen He,
at least has been true to the ideals OF democracy,
and he has made the supreme sacrifice for them.
Gideon Potter lies dead in grave French soil
in order that democracy may be made safe"
Gideon Potter has given his life for his country,
What are the other people of Hawaii going to
give? Is it too much to ask that they give up their
ioy-rdes their candy, their wheat bread once a
day their meat another day of the week? Are
these sacrifices too much for us to make when
others of onr people fighting and dying in a
foreign land that we may continue to live in fat
comfort?