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The Springdale news., 1917-07-06

Great interest is being shown in the meeting now. in progress at the First Baptist Church, conducted by Evange- list F. J Harrell of Waco, Texas, and Singer Herbert Davis of Arcadia, Louisiana. To date there has been a number of professions
 MT. Harrell is a forceful speaker, delivering his messages in a clear. logical way. He is uneompromising in his attoeks on sn.
 MT Davis is making the music an attractive and impressive feature of the services.
 Services will continue throughout Sunday.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-06
CAN REGISTER AS MEMBERS
 ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS

The many ladies of springdale and vicinity who failed to register last Tuesday. and those who were unable to register on account If a lack Of registration blanks, viii be pleased to know that the recruiting office will be open on Saturday afternoons for the purpose Of allowing ladies to register. who desire to join the Woman's Lea que for National Service.
The Springdale news., 1917-07-06
STONY POINT

A fan is very useful these sumer days.
 A rain would be welcome in this neighborhood
 Several are through harvesting wheat and oats.
 Clear Creek entertains many vis- itors on sumner days.
 Miss Marie Steele spent Sunday with Miss Leila Reed.
 The Stony Point Band praeticed Sunday at the school house.
 Miss Carrie Parish is staying with her grandparents this week.
 A few of our young people attended church at Johnson Sunday night. Mrs. Will Cox and Mrs. Parks were Sunday visitors at Alex Greenhouses Oscar Hughes and family spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John Hughes.
 orlan Greenhouse of Oklahoma, is spending few days visiting his pa rents, Mr and Mrs Bob Greenhouse. B. F. Greenhouse did not fll his regular appointment at Grand View Sunday. The reason is unknown. Walter Dobbs has returned home from Oklahoma, where he had been working on ranch for several months.
 Misses Nell and May Stearnes of were the guests of Misses Ada and Jewell Parrish Saturday night and Sunday.
 ChrYstal
The Springdale news., 1917-07-06
X new time table became etfeetiv.

4 new time table became effective on the Frisco last Sunday. The prin-
 pal changes were in the south-bound cannon-baa, No. }, formerly due at 7:25, now at 7.05 No 1, north-bound passenger formerly due at o.04 is now due at TAP. Nos. 3 and $, passen- ger trains in the evening are a little later
The Springdale news., 1917-07-06

Barnett Graham, who has been in Henryetta, Okla for several weeks, came in horne fore part of the week. z
The Springdale news., 1917-07-06
JOHNSON

JOHNSON
 A very nice rain fell here Sunday night.
 Harry Crum and family have moved to Bentonyille, Ark.
 0at and wheat harvest is over and the two crops were fine in this local fly.
 Alex eawthon had visitors from Healing Springs Saturday and Sun day.
 Rev. MoAitt, of Fayetteville. is conducting revival meeting here this week.
 Bob Greenhouse returned Sunday morning from business trip to stil1weii. Okla.
 Harry George is down at Fort Smith seeking position as fireman on the Frisco.
 Summer visitors from Texas are be einng to arrive at Fern Deils, the N L. staekey home.
 Priestly Thompson and wife, of Robinson. were visiting here Satar- day evening and Sunday.
 John Late is able to work again after being disabled for a week bg being kicked by mule
 Arthur Boswell, of Tulsa, Okla. spent several days of last week with his brother, John Boswell
 Mr. and Mrs. William Mayes left Sunday on a visit to relatives in Bo- koshe and Muskogee, Okla.
 Carl Vernon, of Inez, New Mexico. has been visiting here Carl reports a very dry season in New Mexico this year.
 Vii Bennett and family are ar ranging to make summer trip in their Ford car back to their old home in Western Pennsylvania,
 Clarence Steward and wife ar rived from Colorado, Kansas, Sat ufday. and will sojourn at the [. J. Steward farm this summer.
 James Austin made trip to Brent wood Friday to assess some land in that township as Assessor Harris was doing business there that day.
 The new Frisco time table has the arose splae9 eoine north after the fast pass seneer pssses which makes t handy foe people who wish to 70 north Of Rogers
 Born. daughter, Sarah Kathrgn. to Hr and Mrs Henry Inman, on June I. 4af7 ia Nome, Alaska, where Hr IHman is stationed with q detachment 5f the 2 : Signal Corps.
 John Robinson and family, wh9 left here q fe4 weeks ago to make their home n California, returned Friday and 0ll locate in Johnson. as tAeg 10 not Ike the Western country
 Mrs Will Key and children, of Euresa Springs and Mrs Ms9de Lsneford and Paul Otis and Eagra EaagfeFd, of Sapulpa, Okla. visited here several days of last week
 Otto Hanks and family were out from Fayetteville Sunday. Otto is  expecting to re-enter active service for Uncle Sam in a few weeks but does not know just where he will be assigned.
 Mr and Mrss. R. M. Lichlyter ar rived at home Thursday evening from their visit in Oklahoma. Mrs. Ethel Johnson and daughter, Opal, returned with them and will visit here for ros,aa 4ir,,a
The Springdale news., 1917-07-06

j, 1917. AND THE LADIES
 REGISTERED The ladies of Springdale have held their first registration day, but on account of an entirely inadequate SUD- ply of registration blanks, some ar engagements will be made to permit the registration of number who could not be accommodated during the rush Tuesday afternoon. Regardless of the shortage of blanks, large number were made on the typewriter, and this suffeed to care for over one hundred of the la dies of Springdale and vicinity. Following are the names of those who registered Tuesday: Mrs. Viola Johann.
 Mrs. Ellen Baxter.
 Mrs. Maude B. Logan. Mrs. Ada A. Wilkerson. Mrs. Kate w Broedon. Miss May Funk.
 Mrs Blanche Louise Means Miss Elizabeth $. Lad1ow. Mrs Mary E. Harris. Mrs. Sarah Horne. Mrs. Hattie Harrison. Miss Lena Lane
 Mrs. Ida S. Laidlow. Mrs. Mary R. Stafford. Mrs. J. c. Mckinney. Miss Maude Easterly Mrs. Tennessee Swartwout. Miss Mabel Berry Mrs. Anna M. Woodruff Mrss. Lille E. Morgan Mrs. Alice Brogdon. Miss Lorraine Petross. Mrs. Blanche Sturdivani. Mrs. Ada c. Beeley Mrs. Louie Pierce Mrs. Lizzie Weir. Miss Ruth Mckinney. Mrs. Nancy Jane Morrison. Miss Minnie Belle Morrison. Mrs. Corene Southerland. Mrs. Rose Ballinger. Mrs. Della Griffith. Mrs Pearl Chriss. Mrs Orlena Belle Erwin. Miss Earle Pigman. Mrs. Lillian Furry Mrs. Bessie Norris. Mrs. Ella Lane.
 Mrs. Francis Brown. Mrs Bernice l. Moore. Mrs. Beryl Fawver. Miss Fannie Gillett. Mrs. Hattie (. Palmer. Mrs Belle Grisham. Mrs Velma Herrod. Mrs Fannie Hodges. Mrs M. A. Plumlee. Mrs. Jennie Halpin Mrs Maggie Davis. Miss Eva Atwood. Mrs. Bulah 0wnbey. Miss Clara Mairs Mrs. Amanda Halsey. Mrs. Dora Martin. Miss Ildra Black Mrs. Kate Mckeown. Miss Naomi Graham. Mrs. Lizzie Smith. Miss Elinor Reyburn. Mrs Nora Peay. Mrs. Nachailamon Rothrock. Mrs Edith c. Perkins. Miss lrma Petross. Miss Maude L. Smith. Miss Lydia J Reed. Miss Ollie NJ. Reed. Miss Ruby Stobaugh. Mrs Bertha M. Sines. Mrs Mona Murphy Mrs Claudia Wilson Cardwell. Mrs. Naggie E. Sanders. Mrs Nettie Graves. Mrs Tasna Francis Stewart. Mrs A-a Slaughter. Mrs Virginia cawthon. Yrs Ella G Fletcher. Miss Edna Brady Mrs Ida Berry. Mrs Myrtle Harris. VI Gladys M Bragg. Miss Anna N. Bragg. Mss Lora F. Sanders. Mrs Eunice Q Marks. Mrs &nnie Fredriczss. Mrs. Lora $ Mckinney. Miss Anna Horne. Miss Ruth Jane Stokes.
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Varljer Streltt.
Shnciocrinnen, Niooi tinEeE uno nnocre
llujHirieoene.

lle6er einen Ruttentouig BON Streis
fen, Die %unidn9it i'll Paris uus9e6tos
den pdren, pIuu0srt Elm &orreipons
bent unter Benz Datum oes 20.
U}di:
Der Streit Der Uioinettes, nit
benen oas Yu6Iitum unD Die 0ifen:s
lifen 6erpaItea ipnpatbiIisrt 6attsn.
neIl es nur redt uno biltg lit, D0B
Die ,3ieroe uuo Der 5onneui4ein Don
qarls njtt 0}auget leioen, btlpe,e
ben Quit1tt gu eiHsm gan3en Raitens
t6nil Don Strelten, Die um pisies
proIliIter paren. Dap ben 5dney:
berinnen bic UloDitlnuen, bic 9ors
iettmaaertnHen, bic Aonislttoneuie1
AMI osm Jube iol9ten. nor bs9tetis
lid; mon erfubr BEL oiefer 0ele3gns
belt piso<r einmal. mas fir 6un9ers
Io5ne in 9enifsn DergsNenen psi5s
Iiten Branhen nod INNER eriitleren.
10 lett Dem 9riegs con neuem yl1b
qe1rtiien batten. Die Gorosrun9 RET
Mo1iitinrsn tautett in erjter Ilnte:
0,sesrAsritslluug osr 2obritoIa por
ban Grtege, bern 3dbirsite 30
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

tungen 81 Ielen, in oenen Nrbeitsz
g%elegen6eit ongcboten puroe. Nber
tpie er it'd ounn melOete, gsbdrpste sr
ii4 10 oerle9en, i6udtern uno unge>
f6tdt, bob er ieOesmaI ~ergebni5Ios
5uriidtebrte. Ndr einmol bate er oos
Slid, oab BON ben Mufitern, bic in
elnem @af6 duiipielten, Ser 0eiger
tpe9en zines M%duf6an6els eingeiperrt
tpuroe unb er oieien pertreten ourfte.
Gr b0rte, ipte bic meiit uu5lGnoiihen
9dTte bort olerIsi 3ifIern nanntsn
unb Die peri6ieoenIten Nrtitel, bersu
Seoeutung er gar nid)t perItnno. Sie
un0 ou tDnnte er aud bepbadten, pie
etn 9oufen ar0Bcrer 8nntnpten BON
eirer fettigen 9ono ergrifFcn. ooraui
bon i6muBi9en 6in9ern ge3d6It muir
be un0 in cine anosrs Sai6e nom
berte. Gr 6egriif, baB on ouf ae6einz
niseoQe Neiis 8elo per5;.nt puroe.
Nber mie? Der Gigentimer BEG Ca
fes ertldrte Inn. er tGnnte iejne
Stellung bebolten, penn er I'M 8eiibe
zines oniiGnOigen Smotings pdre.
Die 8aIte. obpo9( tie IeIbit nitt
peitgebenoen 4nforoerungen an npz
oiide GIe9an3 entipro6en, botten ii6
iiber ben 0iirftigen uno unfeitlihen
Qn3ug pon QIfons tnoslno gedubert.
Qlfon5 e~rfunoigte iih: Wsnn er bum
bert 5ranten beidBe - 10 oiel toitete
feline lton0es9emdbe Qufmadung -.
70 por er qerettet. Nber fpie bunoert
6rnnten erreihen? Der G~dfebausbez
flyer mar 9utmiitig uno CAB ibm cine
Wo6e 5rtit.
@Ifons mar p~sr5peifeit = 10 nobe
lab er oos Slid DOR Ii6 uno auf
einmal orobte es, pieoer in unerz
reidbare 5erne iih gu perflidtigen.
Im Iebten Nben0, oa er ipielte. lab
er, nnhoem er burt einen Qeborz
WaI3er fir bic ieeIiI6e G~ntipannung
Der psrInmmelten 8eie1i6aft gsiorgt
botte, pie elmer Der geihdfti9iten
Stammgdite, Der fortlpdbreuo Inter
reoungen bate, oie 8risftaihe 3og,
0epeiden ouTiebte, mad poQbro6ter
4rbeit einen dufrei5eno gIdn}enoen
8rillontrinQ nit isinsm Soidsntuh
pubte. @era0e bic Stii6ternen Iino
unberehenbnr, un0 10 ndherts iih
QIfons, er uubte ieIbit nitt pie, je=
nem Wonne. uno id9te: rlfntihulbi>
qe1 Sic --." Ssner betrohtete
i'm unb fragte: nWda pinifen
Sie?" Nlfons erlpioerte: Sd m6Gte
ssrne ioiort 6unoert 6ronten osroiss
nsil. Sd baRe mir Qeoud); - ih
qlaube -- sic piisn oas. W1dz
ten Gle nitt 10 lrsunoIif lein, mid
gu untarrihtsn." Der Mann 6atte elm
0eii6t, auf 0a8 Fin nan i'm 5cru>
bigt RGnQen ourftt. in Der irohen Sc
piBbeit. teinen 5uiti3moro gu tege=
ben. Gben oieier umitanO battle ~
ions 5u Der 9ermutung De1fu6yt.
oab er bier nit ieiner 6roge iih an
bic rittiJe Iorefe psnos. Der Wdnn
itien Hidt iehr sritaunt. srtuH0iqts
iih nit elm paar Worten. mel Qlions
mare. Damn meinte sr: ,6unosrt
5rnnten? 9aufen Sic Saroinen."
4lfons iagte. sr bate bod tsin 8eIo.
I'm Gardiner gu %tnufsn. Der 6srr
id6ts: Dos lit bod gan3 sinfa6.
Nenn Sic idpetasn. erfldye ih
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27
Standardization
hRs Grtuprs.
@on Qubni9 @auer. Stpci3.

3ipei GigenI6oiten moren BEL 4lz
lions defenders ousgebilOet: oas
i@eigenipiel uno Die 6rieoensIiebs.
,Serihten mir porerit ton Der IeBtez
tren: IS "a eine olgemeine uno cine
~Ibeion0ere 5~rieoensIiebe; sr perabs
If6eute ben arieg an iih, unb er mar
lauBeroem snti9ieOen a6geneigt, i'm
nod perI0nIid nit feIner Wtitnirz
flung gu unteritiiben, gntiAtoIien entz
l3og er Dem Welttricg feline 8eibilfs,
.oieier moGte IeDeu, mas sr Obne Oil
ions onfing. Grleihtert puroe inn
feline 6~rieoen5liebe ourh ben llmz
ffono, oaB er ii6 nod Dor Der ginbez
rufung ieines Sabrgou9es Iiebeooll
zines oIten, in Der Shnei3 pobnbofz
ten Sbeims %erinnerte, uno pab oieier
Den ~hringenben Wunih i6riftIi6
duBerte. BON Nlfons gepfle9t gu tper=
ben. Die 9infdui9teit oes 9reiIes
tpuroe oon Nlfon5 uno osIIen @ltern
feiner5eit 10 Ie6enoig 9eI4iIoert, ooB
elm 4~uslonospuB na6 Der S6lpei3
benz 3arten &nuben taum perrpeigert
tperoen tpnnte. Die NGbe Don 4lfpns
bate cine ungloublih beiliome Wirs
flung uuf ben MISUNDERSTANDING oes
Sbeims: taum bate 4lfons ben
fdibenoen 9ooen Der Giogenohen=
fhaft betreten, als Der dlte Sbeim
fi6 ipfort in einen trdftigen Monn
periiinQt bate, Dem ni6t oas 9eringz
ite fe6lte.
Run frat oIsbol0 Ole 3tpeite G6os
rattereigeni4aft 4lfoniens. ri6ti9er
geiogt, ieine 5lpeite ge9dbung berpor:
iein @ei9enipiel. DEM BON Der blo=
Zen 6r~iepensliebe aIein lam mar ia
niht leben, uno bic Gltern bes 8rlz
ben iparen niht in Der Gage, ibrem
Sobne sinen nennensiperten 3uIhub
gu ienoen. Qu6 Der Ontel ertIdrte
nit befrunoerun9spiiroiger NuFridz
ti9feit, oab es ibm ni6t %einfole. fir
bas finon3iele 8Ieifgepiht Don QIs
fons 3u iorgen. Dieter butte bisber
nift geIernt, fein grot gu peroienen,
.rno cine nuBeror0entIite S9u6ternz
belt erI6perts es ihm, 4rbsit gu fin
Den. @eri6ieoene gsriu4e in oieier
Ri6tung idIugen febl, uno 2(lfpns
bertraute feline Gtogen ieiner 8aige
on. Seine 3immerirou fnnn 8eFuasn
an feinsm Spiel, un0 Dd ibr 3immer
febr ounteI mar uno oas HaiheIn
bon MGuisn oeiisn 0O6nli6tsit nift
erb06te. 10 nor tie bereit. 4Ifons
pbne gntqeIb BORT pobnen gu lafen.
tpenn er i6re beiosn tlsinsn MGoten
in Der Stunt nes 8~eigenipieIs unters
ri6ts. Sic gepdbrte bisr3u nod
stpsinaI tdgIit einen hli5sn Otter
elmer 6liTigteit pon unbsitimmbarer
Gnrbe uno 8peiisIhaftem 8si6mad.
benz lie. p9ne gu srr0tsn. zen Ramsn
aoffee gob.
Seins 6auptbsfddFtigung 6eItnno
BARN. 0is 4ntInoigun3eu Der 3sis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

4Ifons lei oer6dftst ols Muftdufsr
uno Observation-Disclosures. Nlfons be-
griff oas aqe8 ni6t, polite penigz
items feline 8eige Suriidbstommen.
bod an Gnoe befono er ii4 in einsm
4rreItlotaI.
8ei Ser 8erbanotung Dor benz
Strofgeriht mar Der 0err nit Dem
anIelnlihen 8rilantring unauffinoz
bar, ebenio audi Die 8ei9e BON III
ions. 0in8e9en paren eini9e 9uBeno
BON g%intduIern CUR STEELE uno emp
iingen lire Strofe. 9ei NlfonS nobm
ous 8eriht Die 96ulo bur6 Die I'm
terIuhungs6oft fir DerblBt on. Nls
er gu Ieiner 9ogi8nirtin 3uriidtebren
poIIte, bate oieie ihon Idngit oos
I3immer militant ben W{du'en, 0ereu
8eniiBung inbe9riffen mar, permietet;
ouBerosm beioB ia audi Nlfons nun
me6r teine 8ei9e unb tonnte lire
Ginoer niht unterri6ten. Der Gntel
itieb i'm ols alien 3uhtbdusler nit
fldmmenoer Gntriitund pom Iih. per-
bot i6m, iih ieiner ol5 thermometer
mod gu erinnern. Sein Name mar in
olen 3eitungen Qennnnt poroen, er
mar gebronomortt, uno teine 9oifs
nung duf einen ebrli6en Grlperb be-
itano nod fir Qlfon8. Gr tdmpfte
lan9e nit iiA uno benz 9unger; ober
an orittsn Sage eri6isn sr trob lei
ner 6%rieoensliebe, ole iid inoeiIen
niht perminoert batte, uuf Dem Som
iuIot uno BAT I'm cine @el0unteritut=
3ung. 0ieIe puroe ibm 5u9eiogt
bod nur in @erbinong nit elmer Rel
Ietorte iibsr bic 8ren3s. 2IfOn5 nabm
grot un0 9orte.
9os sreignete iih Dor tpeni9en
Monolen, uno tiir3lid fam gu mir
sic Ra6ridt, oaB 4lfons ols 6eIo
Q%eidlIen lei, Sir oas 8oterIdno. bier
es in Der Qn3eiqs. Q6er 6os 1T in
oieism 6ole bod nidt gon3 qenou -
Ell lit fir bic Soroinen geitorben.
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American Melody Co. N. z. Copyrigs

Sbnsn ous. Sd babe olio SIR @ort,
nift pabr? Run ih0n. Sd brouhe
oiel Soroinen, 10 piele sic mir nur
perfhoffen. Meinettpeqen ale, Sic berz
umI6pimmen. Sir cine ieoe 8iidie
gebe i'd Shnen einen Roppen mebr,
ais Sic oofiir ~be3oblen. penn Sic lie
an cine 0 mir angegebene NoreIIe
brinQen. Wenn Sic 3~ebntduieno
8uhIen eingetouft BADEN, 10 baben
Sic bunoert 5rauten perOient. Ser
tig."
4lfon8 Itorrte Jpn erItauut an:
nQ6er sic t0nren bod ielbit oie
Gardiner toufen?" Der 9err i6munz
settle: ngnti6uloigen sic, oos lit
pod meins Sote. Wsnn i6 Iie nitt
taufe. perot if idpn piiien porum.
4~ugenbIidIid lcufen i6on OrsiBig
MenIdsn fir MID in Ser gan3eu
Shtpei3 berum uno foufen Satpinsn.
Wenn Sic pouen, hnD Sic Der sins
u%n0oreiBi9ite. sir Sen Nnfang gebe
ih Sbnen spon3ig 6ronten, Dafiir
betommen sic Ied3ig tleine 9ii6Ien.
Sd qebe Sbnen fir bic 8iid)ien BEL
Der 4blieferung oann 3pon3ig 6ronz
fen uno ied8ig 8oppsn. Nun, uno
oas gebt Damn 10 meter. 8erIteben
Sic enoIi6? ytotirli6 muB i'd cine
Si6eritellung BON Sbnen boben." 2I=
ions mar Der3peifelt er bate
nihts. Der 6err beru6igte i'm: Run
Sic bu6en bod S9re @eige, 0ier 1T
bic 4oreFe, bringen Sic Shre 8eiae
oorthin, Damn 9ebe ih S1nen bic
3tDon3ig 5rontea - unO taufen Sic
MIR reft bel Soroinen, o6er nift
gu biel BEL oemTelben @ef6dft."
Der SER bate ieinen 8~rilontrinQ
fsrtig 9epuBt, 9rinite l~eutistig uno
ging. Qm nd6Iten Sage botte 4Ifons
feline Oeige me6r. oofir ober bic
3tpan3jg 6ranten uno Den 4uftrog,
Gardiner gu ~liefetn. NIfons iberz
nabm Iein 9etperbe nit 6euereiier;
uber er mar 3agboft. IieB Iid in ben
Iberfiiqten @eIhditen immer nieoer
oerordngen. Der gintduf gina Iongs
lam ponItntten, uno lpenn er nit ben
bieIen Boteten %be6ongen, berumlief,
lab man i'm 10 ion0erbor an, lie
paBten penig gu ieinem drmlihen
Q~usiehen, 0ieTes Mibtrouen i6iihz
terte i'm ein. uno 70 BAT er bic bei=
Den Ginoer, fir i6n ei~u3utoufen; sr
sob ben Quitrdg an SuboQenten, bic
freili6 unentdeItIi6 fir i'm drbeitss
ten. Die Snr0insnbsrge nu6len on,
uno piinttIi6 I%jeferte er iie ab; isin
@eroienit nuhs, unb am leBten Iage
tonnte CT hoffen. bic bunDert Trunten
beiinmmen gu ha6en. 4lfons oadte
niht meter 0oriber mad. pesbnIb jes
ner Ser cine 10 lsi0eniAaftti6e Be
gsiiterung fir Gardiner bate, i6m
golf es 9Ieih: Gr tauite Soroinen
uno IieB tie ~taufen. un0 fr0hlih err
ihisn er nit Der Iebten Qdounq, Dols
ts BORT Die IeBten 3pnn3iq Jronten
in Gmpf0ug nsbmsn uno feline lis6e
9eige 3urudsrbaIten. Quein biesmal
por Der 4uftroqgeber ni6t CUR Stels
Is. f"onosrn Elm fremoer 6err, oer 3us
crit bic pdtete ii5srnabm, boun pom
QIfons OefIen Rume un0 QoreTe per-
Ian8ts uno ibm bisrauF anpsr;raut,,
sr mare Elm ariminuItommiHdr. uno
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irons" hatten uuter Dem QorDnuoe
etnsr un9iinItigen &onjunttur les lit
ridti9, ooB bic Wooe inter ben Der
biItni7en itdrter lit ais Die S6nels
osre) uno neil Die Nrbeiterinnen gu
8eQinn oes 9rie9es nit ieoem SdIdt
porlie6 u0bmen, Die Q0bne um Die
0Qlfte %berdbgelebt. Sine erite Npz
preteuie peroitnte in normaIen 3eIs
ten 100 7Fr., cine 5Dette Is g., cine
@arniererin $50 6r. i'm Wtonot; tur
petites mains uno QebrlinQe mubs
ten so uno 20 7r. be5ablt peroen.
sc lie9t oui Der 6ano. ooB uuter
ben beutigen YerbaltHi1en, no il4
bic Soften Der DEMONSTRATING oers
ooppelt bdben, cine nlIeiuIteben0e Nrs
betterin odmit ni6t oustommt; bic
Mooiitinnen uerIongten ME bic
G6neioerinusr 80 II. monatlihe
2euerunQs3ulole. Is n. bort, no tie
oos Mitta9e1en i'm 2ltelier erbaiten.
ferner bic 4bih0ffung beg Jooen9els
oes, Die Reouttion Der 8uBen, ben
freien Snmst0Qnodmitto9. Die
prin3ipole ooer beiisr geia9t priu3ls
p"oIinneu fpiIi9ten nab tur3en 8er'
banolunQen Elm, unter Der 8eoins
gunQ, oaB bic Mooiitinnen I'M Sale
~npreKonter 4r6eit" ben Samstdg
uno Sonntag opferten. nie oies
fru6er BET ben Rennen 0iters Dor,
lam.
Sn Dem Wabe oIs bic Streitbepe-
9un9 in bic untern 5%rduen5eruIe bers
obitieg. dnoerte iih oa5 Qusiebeu Der
Gtrobenan3iige. Die Erouen nouis
feitiert.n nunmebt tor6dlptiQ Uno in
Der Qr6eitsidir3s; Elm 8r0berer
Grnit, pjeliah uuh Elm rau6erer
2ou, cine reiolutere 0eite tenn3eIhs
neteu bic neuen Gtreitbatliuone;
Qel3moher un0 Pei3muherinnen,
0oniettioneuien, WtlitGrihneiOsrlns
men. Observation-Disclosures Ole beruhz
ti1ten plumoiiicres) outd3oQen bic
n~oriIer rtrabp zine onorbiItiihe
rots m,i6e i'm n3or poron me yrie
toiore 54mir1sr9 mon fii6Its bah
bisr o;s @io,i9Gnii4 rao9sne Qrbejs
tsy;r in ne gypn1 ,rot bic in bar.
tsn, R;rasn nms D.1isin ME Qotsts
tsri. nsrTsrnt a., nis niht mie ME
miSinstts 9I,f hen @Gjtsio0 foiTen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

pfton3t itin Bonner ouf, uno brsi
9eleqierte be9e6en iidl in bic Nrbeitss
rdume. 6iinf W}inuten. 5ebn Winus
ten per9eber, big bic Wortfitbrerinnen
3uriidtebrer. be9Ieitet pom ben neusn
Streitretruten. nGb bien. nous ooi=
Ia" Itelen iih 0ieie Dor, Dorouf
Der 3uQ IN 6Gnoetiotifen uno 8ros
poruIe ausbriht. RaIh iormiert Iit
bic Wori6tolpnne UNI inter BEN
&ldn1en oes StreittieAes 1tbt IS nddl
Der 2trbeit8borie. - Die o0lige NIB
reienbett oe5 NIfobol8 uno Der BRIT
taIitdt erbe6t oieie Wanifeitotjoneu
bod ii6cr d6nlide 0srnnItnItunJen
her Wdnner. Die Poli3ei toIeriert
iie ol8 Elm republitaniihes Heft, To-
nett iih Der berufliten Gorpordtion
teine fremoen Glemente oni6Iieben.
Gs tonnte nt6t nusbleiben. bob iih
oIlmd9lif ouh Die Uldnner 3u rib
reh ~begannen uno IN elmer Nu3abt
Qelniihter 8eruie nit ihren peiblihen
8ole9en gemelnInme Safe mnften.
Die Stimmung oe5 Yublituhs mar
Dieien um 10 menlger g%iiniti9, oIs tie
iih aus .Gmbusqufs" uno NusIdns
bern retrutierten, oeneH mar cine
Storun9 Der 0ffentIihen Oronung
nldt per3ieb. Die poIi3el erbjelt
idj0rie Snitru!tionen, uno Der 8ous
oerueut Don pnris unteridQte Den
urlQubern BE getelIi9un8 an ben De-
monitrotion85iiQen.
Den Nulntudtjonapuntt botte Der
6treit am Samstog erreidt, no in
Den groben Observation-Disclosures.
Jeler Pottu il. a., lolUle in ben
Youillon8 uno popuIaren Reitnurdnt8
oos Gienitperionol Bit nShur3e 3us
rjlfga5". tells I'M be 2euerun9s3us
IaQe, tells LIN Die Ubihoiiunl Der
0ebUbr m Den QBjrt 0uppreiNou oes
frdis) gu erjIUlnQen. NIf Drrt, no
lage. tells I'M ole QbidaiiunQ Der
oieiiof bic Rsitaurdteurs oerdutabi,
Die Rolidoen gu ihIieben. UNI gu.
lammenItobe 3piifen @pnOtlalilteu
uno 8elben gu UermeiDen. Die 6olqe
mar. oab ben 8oulepdros entlana,
un ben Dit uno RorDbabn6oi Sun
oerte Don llrI0u6erp unb 3ulereiiten
8eildern Gus Der pycnln} les mar
Der 0orlbenf ona Vfjndit,nl nit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

unterhie0 M,epet. p
ie6en 5ie mol, loie oieie oite S6ot-
tel nit ben 5eiben iau9eu often Do
men pataoiert
MiiGer: Die ~poraotset uitt, iDn-
bern pnrooiert."
Jnoet Serrreuurg. u:
iii: ugiers 6uBpanosrung 3ie3' Dir
IN palr gong oIte 5tlefeI en-.
g.: 81 babe abet telne.
a.: 3onR ldB biz bod i4Neu Elm
QaQt maiden!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

The regular dance OF the 30ncom.
mlssj0npd officers al Fort ~halter has
been indefinitely postponed,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14
IS
new COLLECTOR

Mail whlc h arrt' ed in HonolE.H Iast
evening brought news Of tn" appoint
urni of Howard EiathawaH h roI"'
tor 0f Internal revfnI" for Has :"
succeed TIC late John + HaI"\ NJ
Hathaway is now on his ay :" H"np
lulu and viii probably arrtH" hey" y"
Cemhor %
The appointment is ealjecr '0.'on.
firmati0n by the senate Mr. HaIna" a!
will take over the office Which las
been hcld since Mr. 'HaIey'~ dealt. Ia
Summer by Ralph : Johnston" a
acting collector. Keen disappointment
is felt by friends Of Mr. Jchnst0n"
that Lis years Of faithful service N"r"
rot rewarded by the presiden' in nam
ing him for the full position
Indications from the mainland FOR
some time. however. were thai the Of,
flee would fall to 4 mainlander TIL"
new collector is not known here, even
by Democratic leaders, though CO..
lect0r Of the Port Malcolm \. Frank
lin thinks he may be a Washington
state man.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14
RED CROSS SEEKS MORE
NEW MEMBERS IN CITY

Preparatory to the Christmas drive
Of the Red Cross branch enrolment
office has been opened in the offices
of the promotion committee, Young
building. to enroll all desiring to be-
come members of the American Red
Cross. Mrs Arthur Gilman is in
charge Of the desk at the proomtion
committee rooms.
Red Cross service flags will be pre-
sented to all who show their member
ship certificates The flags are made
Of paper. have a red, white and blue
border and a Red Cross in the center
of the white field. Those having
flags are entitled to place sticker in
the. field for every member Of the
household who belongs to the Red
Cross. The flags are plentiful. but
the stickers are scarce.
The office at the promotion COM
mittee rooms will remain open until
Christmas eve.