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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-19
KONSKRYPCYA.
osZUscI GRASUJA MIEDZY
NAIWNYMI.

OszuSci i naciQgacze w Chica-
go znalezli move pole ola swych
uieuczciwych praktyk. Jako Ola
ry swe u~patrzyli poborowych,
kt6rzy podlegaja konskrypcy'
wojskowej i "a graft obiecuia i'm.
&c ich zwolnia cd siuzby wojsko'
wei, szeroko sic rozwodzac 0
swych zakulisowych wpiywach,
ktorych oczywiScie ME majq.
Grasowanie tych oszustow juz
sic r~ozszerzylo do teeU sto2nia.
re akcye przeciw MIN powzislo
kilka wielkich organizacyi.'
OszuSci Ct grasuja przewaznie
miedzy obywatelami obcych ma
rodowoSci, ktjrzy siabo wiadaja
jczykiem angielskim.
Ostrzega sic wszystkich pobo-
rowych, azeby ME. Siuchali lad
nych ludzi, ktorzy obiecuja i'm
zwolnienie Cd sluzby wojskowcj
"a pieniadze.
Kazdy ~poborowy, kt6ry prag-
ME informacyi, MECH sic gIosi do
czlonkow Swych wydziai6w kon-
skrypcyjnych (local exemtion
boards). Adrssy ich blur ogioszo-
no w ,,Dzienniku Chicagoskim''
pred kilku dniami. Jezeli trudno
dostac informacyi Cd tych wy
dzial6w ola braku znajomoSci je-
zyka angieiskiego, poborowi ma
rodowosci polskiej MECH sic zgIo-
sza pc iniormacye do b:ur orea-
MACY polskich W Chicago, a::bo
do pism poi>kich.
Ktokolwiek obieca zwoinienie
ID sluzby wojskowej "a pieniq-
de-, Jest oszustem. zwolqienia
mos udzielic tylko wydziaf kon-
skrypcyjny, czyli local exemp-
ton board
Podobno oszusci znajduja. mai
wiecej ofiar pomiedzy tymi, kt6-
rzy majq familie do utrzymania.
! Kazdy ~poborowy, ktory dial pie
Made w nadziei. re uzySka zwol-
nienie, padf ofiara oszustwa.
laden poborowy, kt6ry ma ia
milie- do, utrzymania, ME potme-
buje sic obawiac, IL bedzic pobra-
ny do wojska. Skoro ma niego
przyjdzie kolcj wediug numeTow,
ktore beda jutro wylosowane,
kazdy poborowy zgiosi sic do
swego wydziaiu konskrypCyjnsGo
! przediozy swe aplikacye o zwol-
n~ienie, a z pevnoScia je uzyska.
Oszu5ci ci grasuja najwiecej W
dzielnicach. 'zamieszkaiych przcz
ubozszych. obywateli obcych ma
rodowoSci. Kazdego takiego oszu-
sta trzcba odd9c W rece wiadz.
Bezpiatnych iniormacyl o kon-
skrypcyi, w~yiaczeniu i zwoinie
niu ~udzielaja take Immigrant
Protective League" nY.M.C.A."
; innc organizacye, kt6re sic tax
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-19
ski imozdzierzowy. Jestesmy TAX

ski mozdzierzowy.> Jestesmy TAX
fizycznic i umyslowo w~yczerpani,
re PREY najlepszych checlach
(kt6rych nam HE. brak) ME jeste-
Smy juz W tym stanle tlzycznego
pogotowia, ktGre jest rzeczq "a
sadnicza.'
,.Dzicn ME mia - piSzc w lis
Gle szeregowiec - be- wypusz-
czania przez Anglikow mad Nasty
mi okopami fal gazowych w tym
lub owym miejscu. Ludzie o plec
lub szcSc mil poza frontcm tracill
przytomnosc wskutek dostanla
sic W ogon chmury gazoweJ.
Nzialanie .jej dale sic czut /
POI mill poza frontem. Trzeba
tylko spojrzec ma karabiny 20 a
taku gazowym, ably zobaczyc, ia
ka to straszna s~ubstancya. Stalq
sic one czerwoue cd ~rdzy, }ak
sdyby lezaiy tygodniami W bio
Gle. a dz;alanie nieustannego
bombardowania ME da sic OPT
sac
loinierz Z jedenastego pulku
| piccnoty pisze: ,,Wsi,dlismy do
pociagu w Tawigny i odrazu vie
dzicliSmy o naszym przeznacze--
niu - do starcj ,,krwawej lazni'
mad Somme. ZluzowaliSmy l19
pulk W dniu 1890 kwietnia i mie-
liSmy tel nocy okropnc straty.
Dzicwiqta kompania zredrNowa-
la sic do 20 ludzi, diva plutony
wzigto do niewoii, a reszta costa
Ia pogrzebana w okopach. Nasza
komrania do dnia dzisiejszego
stracila SO ludzi."
Ustep L listu, pisanego przez
zolnierza re Szpitala:
,,Na$z pulk byt niespodziewa-
HE wyslany Z Flandryi i rzucony
W okregu Summe'y. Stalismy tam
dwanaScie dni, zCstaliSmy zupel-
ME zniszczeni. Przez dziesiet dni
zncsiliSmy to pickle i silly mole
calkiem sig wyczerpaly.'
TAX kochany koE>go - piSze
inny zoinicrz - bylem mad Som
me'a moge row;cdziet re by|em
w wieiu oprcsyach W tel wojnie.
Ale takicgo mordowania ludzi,
jak tuta ME acknowledgement, Giyj
20 dw6ch dniach nasza dyWizya
byIa znies;ona, Me mogC wyjst zc
zdziwitn;a, zc unioSlem caiq Sk6-
re ME wiclu bylo z rp$r6d mas
takish."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-19

Pan Lewis -urgowal takze<pre-
Wilsona, ably iak marry
CHIEF. wyznaczyl nastepcs Pc
zmariym W Danvi!!e, III. federal
gym sedzia Wrightem, popiera--
lac ma to stanowisko E. {. era
mera Z East St. Louis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-19
W~YKOLEJENIE WOJSKO-
WEGO POCIAGU.

Marshall, Tex, 10. lipca. Nv
poblizu Victoria. La. wykoleii
sic wczoraj ma linii miedzy rexa-
sen a P~acyfikiem pociag wojs!lo-
Wy, przyczem zostal zabity Will
liam Stonebreaker, a pieciu in
nvch zoinierzy odniosIo obraze-
MIA. Przyczyny k~atastrofy ME
zdoiaao d~otychczas stwierdzic, a
Jest ona TEN dziwniejsza, re po-
Gag jechai powoli, ME robiac vie
cej jak II mil ma godzine.
NOWY AMBASSADOR OLA
JAPoNII.
Washington, 10. lipca. - Pre-
zvdent Wilson zamianowal ma
miejsce ~zmarlego ambassadors
Guthrie pana Rolanda S. Morris
Z Filedelfii representation Sta
now Zjednoczonych w Japonii.
Nowy ambassador jest adwoka-
TEN ! liczy obecnie Al lat.
LEWIS zADA WIECEJ Sc
DZI0W.
Washington, 10. lipca. Sc
nator Lewis wniisi wczoraj W
kongresie bill, ktory ustanawia po
sadly dwu wiecej sedziow ma poi
nocny dystrykt Stanu Illinois.
Przediozenie to uzyskaio popar-
Gle p~rokuratora ge~neralnego Gre,
gory'ego i ma wszelkie widoki
nomy5lnego zaiatwienia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-19
{alszema p~ikietowaniu Biaiegc
Domu.
CZASU
PREF SENAT.

/. Washington, 10. lipca. Maia
,grupa Senatorow Z obu partly roy
poczela wczoraj silna opozycys
przeciwko przyjetemu juz Przez
Izbe poSelSka przedlozeniu, wy
naczajqcemu $64O, O0O, 900 ma cele
awiatyki przy armii, wobec czego
5enat zmarnowai tylko Gas ma
kilkugodzinnych debatach / Wi
dial sic zmuszony bez zakoncze-
MIA ich gioSowaniem powrocic do
narad mad bilem o rzadowej kon-
troll mad produkcyq rozdziaiem
produktow spozywczych.
POTYCZKI Z NURAMI.
Pewien port atlantycki, Is. lip
ca. - Powrocil tn Z podrozy do
Europy jeden Z amerykanskcih O.
kretow handlowych, kt6ry w cza7
sic tym dwrkrotnie zetknal sic Z
niemiecEimi nurami.
D2zac do Europy i znajdujac
sic cd miejsca przeznaczenia W
odlegioSci dwu dni drogi, natknai
N sic ma niemiecka lodz podwod-
ma, ma kt0rq otworzyl natych-
miast ogien dzialowy. Muir wkrot-
ce zniknqi pod Powierzchnia wo-
DIV. ME MONA jednak bylo skon-
statowac, czy zoStal trafiony i "a
topiony.
Wracajac do Ameryki, otrzy-
mai potem statek ten depe5ze is
krowa, re W poblizu z~najduja sic
niemieckie nury. wobec czego "a
winal do n~ajblizszego portu,
gdzie poczekal diva dni, Pc IL
piywie tego czasu ruszyl w dalsza
droge, pedzac Z najwieksza chy-
zoScia przez strefe blokady. w
oewnej chwili dostrzezono torps-
de. ktora przeleciaia obok okretu,
ale 60 ME t~rafila, iodzi podwodnej
jednak, kt6ra ia w~ypuSci}a, Mkt
ME widziaf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10
U(N And 6HVFlhl

Hawaiian Lodge. r. & A. NJ, has
Especial meeting tonight.
SchofieId Lodge, r. & A. NJ. has
special meeting this evening.
The Mothers Club OF Kaimuki has
its regular monthly meeting at noon
Thursday In the Iliuokalani school.
The monthly meeting Of the Kalihi
Improvement Club will be held at 7.3D
tonight in the Kalihtwaena school
house.
The Honolulu Street Railway EN-
ployes' Benefit Association will hold
its regular monthly meeting at 1880
Thursday night. f.
The annual meeting of the Catho-
lie Ladies' Aid Society will be held
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning in the
Library Of Hawaii 49,. -
New officers we're installed Tues
day night by Court Canoes, Ancient
Order of Foresters- A social meet
ing followed the formal business.
%~ --- .t@ :a.-
Special tax payment for billiard
parlors. theaters and ships broker
age houses required under the inter
nal revenue law of September s, 1916,
are coming in slowly, according to
Acting Collector Ralph s. tombstone.
The Hawaii board of supervisors has
appointed Joseph Vierra as road over.
seer for South Hilo, and Stephen L.
Desha, Jr., as secretary to the execu-
tive officer of the county in place
of Norman X. Lyman, who held both
jobs. .i -,. ~ "A
Z with Rev. s. X. Kamaiopili official.
ing, Sgt. Charles III. O'Neill. End In
fantry, Fort Shafter, and Miss Louisa
Derhermer, who arrived yesterday
from the mainland, were married last
night. The witnesses were William ].
Karratti and Mrs. S. K. Kamaiopili.
Miss Pearl Lydia Mccarthy, daugh-
ter Of Col and Mrs. Charles L. Nc
Carthy OF Honolulu, and Frank Wes-
ley Burns, Jr., civil engineer of Ha-
rnakuapoko, Maui, were married Tues
day evening at the home Of the brides
parents, Rev. FIR. H. Valentin officiat-
ing. Rev. Ff Ignatius Fealy OF
Schofield Barracks assisted Caleb |
Burns and Miss Eileen Mccarthy, |
brother of the groom and sister Of |
the bride, attended the couple. Many |
friends were present
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10
DAILY REMINDERS

Expert chiropodist. rm. 4, Elite bldg
ADV. sts
Expert nlnicurist. Union barber shop
ADJ.
Don't forget to cali 1881 today for
Loves delicious Cream Bread.
z Make some OF todayis want ads
serve Y0U-by answering few of
them. s<esS - ssss-sssss
q Wanted Two more passengers to
make up motor party around island,
$500 each. Lewis Garage, phone 2141.
ADV
For Distilled water, Hires Root
Beer and al other Popular Drinks
Try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
--AdN.
Westinghouse Mazda Lamps will re-
duce your lighting bill, yet give you
more light. For sale by Hawaiian
Electric Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10
LOGAN EXPLAINS
LAST NIGHT VOTE

m il was a switch made last
night" said Supervisor Logan this
morning. strange that Mr.. Stokes
should have expended several hours
Of his time and mine in two or three
seances In the StaF-Bulletin library,
since the alternative plan took shape.
In trying TO exact promise from me
to support Circle Drive. On one OF
his visits he brought H. S. Hayward,
an executive head in my employers
establishment. to back up his solict-
tatfon, and in whose presence / posi-.
lively declined to make any, promise
"a was opposed to both the original
and the modified Circle Drive from
the. beginning, as Engineer Collins
knows. and voted for it on former oc-
easions when II was that or nothing to
give Puunui improvement a start. My
opposition was based on the belief
that the plan traTersed the spirit of
the frontage tax law, in going outside
of clearly defined residence district
for forced tribute to such districts
Improvement also collaterally on tue
conviction that such a tourist asset
as the Country Club should not unnec-
essarily be impaired in its functions
nor resident who had created
beauty spot upon the line OF the old
est pleasure drive; in Honolulu be
wantonly antagonized -.
I'm falling into line with the major
ity formerly, being last on the roll-call.
j stated that II meant sending the
question into the courts, concluding,
Let them fight 1t out did not and
do not believe that the scheme would
stand the test of, either law or equity.
Attorney Garden last night confirmed
this opinion. The main obiect-good
streets for Puunui-in any event
would be seriously delayed by litiga-
ton. Several residents of Puunui
have volunteered the statement to me
that they consider Hawaii street bet,
ter than Circle Drive. for actual bene.
tit to them. -. .
IF ever the residence needs of Ho-
nolulu demand expansion compelling
the conversion of the Country Clubs
estate into town lots then and not be-
fore. then will the functions of the
City Planning Commission, in that
now pleasure domain, come into PLAY.
Until then Circle Drive will keep.
Meantime can see no esthetic choice
worth considering. as between Circle
Drive and any parallel route, for a
mauka Puunui outlet upon Nuuanu
avenue.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10

The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger an.
nounces the death Of Maj Gen. Ernst
Won zietten. commander OF the nth
Reserve Division Gen. Won Zieten
died at Dantzig as the result of an
operation. At ,-
Quinton Edwards Rawls, for as
Years mercharteof Durham, N. c.,
and one Of the: oldest in North Caro-
lima. died of heafttrouble.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10
!.
I5GAEE&

Program beginning at $50 p. m, until
p. m.
Evening 1.-TWO shows) $50 and $50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY
AND EVENING
aThe Elder Brother ttWo-part drama)
Essanay.
"5adgered' (drama1 Selig.
"Terry's Tea Party" (comedyl Vita.
graph
"FIlver's Dilemma" comedy Nestor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10

sfbility for carrying on the business
when 1t does not suit his plans to
keep at work. His attitude Is a result
of the conditions of his work and not
OF any reprObatabIe- qualities in him
self. At any rate, II the labor legisla-
ton OF Australia has not entirely put
an end to strikes In that country It
has reduced the number and limited
them almost entirely to the casual
industries; while employers and EN-
ployes conscientiousiy living up to the
terms OF several hundred awards, in
cases involving both questions Of
wages and questions of conditions Of
labor. and by that acqniescence In de-
cisions reached after q fair hearing,
show q general belief in the com
munity that this labor legislation Is
at least conscientious effort to set
tie by reason what could previously
only be settled by force.
Il cannot better summarize the I'M,
prEssions have received from my
three months sojourn in Australia
than by saying what 4 said at the pc
ginning. that found IL an interesting
country, a prosperous country, a pro-
gressiye country and one which / am
sure has great future before it"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10

Otto H. Kahn, a banker OF New
York. has been elected life member
Of the corporation Of the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology.
Jose Maria Barons. minister of war
and navy id Ecuador, has resigned.
Rafael Pine Rocco has been appointed
to this portfolio.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10
AUSTRALIA BEARS WAR BURDENS
SPLENDIDLY, RHODESDECLAREs

lContiRued from page onel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10
w. X. VANDERBILT GETS
DEVIL FISH IN 7-HouR FIGHT

MIAMI; Fla.-For years w. K. Van
Iderbilt, Jr.. has been trying to harpoon
q devil fish. The other day he brought
In q monster that is said to establish
3 record for sire. The fish, which
weighs more than a ton, was landed
after seven hours battle. It meas
ured Is feet across and was only sub
dued after Is shots from a high
power ManIicher rifle. Vanderbilt was
accompanied In the larpooning trip
BY Harold S. Vanderbilt and w. s.
Hoyt of New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
How One Boy Was Loyal

want to tell you about an inter
esting trip we made last summer
to Cedar Lake. Before we were
there we saw the lake. There were
cottages for the people to live in
all by themselves There were
mems dormitories and women's
dormitories. These were fresh air
dormitories. There was a big
building with an office which was
head Of the whole grounds. and a
fresh air parlor with a big fire
place and room for many people.
There was dining room with
tables enough for three hundred
people and the walls on each side
were of windows. And best of all
there was stand that sold books,
bathing suits, water wings, candy,
and ice cream cones.
But I was wanting to tell you
about college night in the dining
ROOM That night they sang songs
OF their different colleges at the
tables between courses.
lNcdi IHc Gnu i Httu CudIlCc 10
give yell for my dear Joseph
Moore. When they yelled for Har-
ward and sang. a great many boys
and men stood up and beat time
with their arms. But the singing
was not pretty like Earlham's
because no girls got to help. But
/ didn't think much about that.
was thinking about the prettiest
school building in Richmond. was
wanting to be loyal to Joseph
Moore and it's nice principal.
It didn't have any song, it didn't
have any yell SO l rust stood up
and gave nine rahs for Joseph
Moore. When / have enough words
and notes for all the schools in
Richmond to have songs, then no
one will have to give Just nine rahs
for any school the way / did at
Cedar Lake. First will write the
song Of Hibberd school, one of the
oldest school in Richmond and it's
nice principal and teachers.--Allen
David Hole, Junior, 6B grade, Hib-
berd school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
THE KIND FAIRY

Once upon time In great
forest there WED kind fairy. But
not far off there lived a wicked
fairy, who would harm those who
were kind to others. And one day
when tie good fairy was out walk
ing in the forest, she heard a noise,
and when she looked around, she
saw a little boy. He was crying
very hard. So the kind fairly said,
What is the matter?"
So the little boy said he was lost.
And she said, "Never mind and
will see what can do for you" So
she said come with me. And the
boy did as he was bade. And in
an instant he was back home. But
when the wicked fairy heard this
she was wild with anger. And was
determined to punish this fairy who
had been so kind.
So she disguised herself as a
farmers wife, and she told the fairy
she was In great distress.
And when the fairy heard this
she was anxious to held her out.
But as the little boy had been
around the wicked fairy's house he
heard what she had said. But just
as the little boy got there the wick
ed fairy was leaving but the little
boy stopped her and told her all he
had heard. But the good fairy
knew what to do, SO the fairy went
with the women and when she had
her back turned, the good fairy
dropped some magic stuff and the
wicked fairy had no more power
after that and she got SO mad that
she died. And the good fairy lived
happy ever after-Norma Meloy,
5B grade, Hibberd school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
IN SPAIN IN 1892

Here comes that crazy man,
Columbus" said Carl Pintan.
yes, he thinks the world is
round when It Is fat" exclaimed
Col. Madriad.
The children were following him
around and calling him monkey
and a crazy man. He went to the
king of Spain and asked him for
ships and money and showed his
maps.
you must be crazy" said the
king angrily. BE gone"
But the queen gave him money
and men, SO he finally started
Warren Cottingham, Sixth Grade.
Hibberd School.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
COLUMBUS

Columbus sailed the sea.
For days and nights he sailed.
His seamen were all to be
Brave and strong, but failed.
They all were very cowardly
And very afraid Of the harmless
sea,
Until one night when all was dark
Columbus cried, "A light, a light. !"
And when the morning dawn arose
Red berries bright were seen,
And the sea, instead Of being dark
Was q bright, bright green
Richard d. w. Ziegler.
Sixth Grade, Hibberd School.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
Boys Can Knit at Hibberd


am knitting washrags for the
soldiers, all of the children at
school laughed at me for knitting
because was boy.
Our teacher then told us that
men In New York and indianapolis
was knitting and was nice to know.
She also said II any boy or girl
would buy needles and thread she
would teach them to knit. The
teacher ia knitting sweater for
the soldiers which they will enjoy
this winter when they will be out
in all kinds OF weather for they
Gill not have the home comforts
as we will have.-John Jones, "A
Hibberd School.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
Page of Live News By the Hibberd School Children
First Grade Children
Also Make Good ReDOrterS

Hibberd School is the first school
SO far TO have regular news report
ers in the first and second grades.
Many children have copied verses
or even made up little fairy story,
h"t those bows and girls are the
first to be real newspaper CORE
spondents and send in news items.
Gladys Stephens has gone to In
dianapolis to visit her aunt.
Esther Sharp came here from
Vaudeville, Michigan. ....
Harold Flood moved to Richmond
from Dark county, Ohio.
Winnifred Stout moved from FIT.
Wayne, Indiana. ....
John Siegel of Portage, Wiscon-
sin, moved to Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
THE PRINCESS ESCAPE

Once upon time there was a
princess named Golden Locks. Her
father was bad king. ..a
In another country was king
with his son. The two kings were
enemies. But Golden Locks loved
James which was the sons name.
The wicked king said if they mar
ried he would put his daughter in
tower and let her die.
But one day when Golden Locks
and James met together in the
garden, she told him what her faith
err had said. He gave her a magic
ring.
Then they were married and the
king was changed to a statue of a
big lion, and they lived hapnily
ever after.-Florence Rogers, Hib-
herd school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
HIBBERD SCHOOL
THE PRINCESS ESCAPE

In the fifth grade at Hibberd
school we are trying this plan to
save sugar. We have badge that
we got when we gave money to
adGrt the little French orphan boy,
Adolphe. Every girl and boy that
hasn't had candy but once a week
gets to wear the badge for one day.
Aunt Molly came to our room
Wednesday afternoon and gave a
short talk about children saving
sugar. She did not know that we
already had started that plan. We
were very glad to get that letter
from a girl in Columbia City. In
diana. In her city the chldrea
have promised to do without candy
until Christmas Isn't that long 10
wait? 49,. .:
I am one of the many readers Of
the Junior Palladium. Yours truly,
Mildred Coins, ga, Hibberd school
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
OUR FLAG

There, proud and true
Stands the Red, White and Blue.
1t belongs to me and you.
And when the sailors see 1t
They are not afraid to die,
For IL that banner falls
They should fight to raise her up
again
To float on high.
And when it Is there
Many an eye
Shall dance to see
That banner in the sky.
For there is but one flag
And one country
For you and me.
Marguerite Shields, "A grade
Hibberd school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
A BIG NUTTING TRIP

One Sunday three Of us boys
started out on a journey into the
country. We were going after
some walnuts.
We started about half past eight
and took about seven sacks and
three wagons. For dinner we
roasted apples and ate sandwiches.
After dinner we looked around for
walnuts and found about twelve
hickory nuts and about six wal
nuts.
AT four o'clock we started for
home, and got there about seven
o'clock. / was very glad to get
there, too. and / staid there when
/ did get there.-Horace Hauck,
Sixth Grade, Hibberd School.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
FUN UP IN MICHIGAN

Last summer when we we're in
Michigan one day we took ride in
our motor boat and landed. After
that we took a hike and found
swamp. We went after fir trees.
There was lake in the middle
of the swamp. Around this lake we
found cranberries and pitcher
plants. The lake had underground
rivers running into it from the lake
in front Of 1t where we did our fish
ing.
Bob caught pickerel ten inches
long.
In this swamp there were ferns
higher than Daddy. We picked
some cranberries and took them
home and COOKED them for dinner.
Bramkamp, 3A grade,
Hibberd school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-13
What Columbus Thought

Long ago all the people thought
that the world was fiat When
Christopher Columbus was a boy
he would sit on the sea shore
watching the boats come in and so
out One day he thought IL the
world was round that when the
boats went out far, they would
disappear and as he was watching
the boats he saw that they looked
as II they went down under the
water and that's why he thought
the world was round.-Francis
Murray. Sixth Grade, II lib b er d
School