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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09

Upon receipt of the request from
Maj. Green, Mai Will Wayne, acting
adjutant, stated that the matter will
be taken up with the proper persons
Immediately.
Il will refer this to Lieut.C Col. More.
head of the End Infantry" said Mai.
Wayne. Il understand that 1t was
the intention to supply the sheriff
with list Of all members Of the
guard. will ask Col. Morehead to
determine why the name of Goodhue
was not on the list If he is a mem
Der, and he apparently is
Maj. Wayne points out that a slip
may have occurred whereby the name
Of a man or two might be left out
accidentally among 500 or 600. u.
Hiio Excited 49,.
Hilo has been thrown into a state
OF excitement over the report as young
Goodhue and his father are we'll.
known on the island. The letter which
bore word to Maj. Green that the
son was under investigation was dated
at Hflo on September 80, written by,
s. H. Brown, Jr., clerk to Sheriff
Sam K. Pua. 1t said: -.
This, is, to inform You sthats~one
NJ. s. Goodhue who was here on reg.
lstration day and who at the present
time is in Honolulu, is a Stacker. This
young man on registration day.
Claimed that he was a member of the
Lat1onal guard. When the sheriff GOT
to kona, he inquired of the one in
command of the company In which
the young man was supposed to be in,
as to whether or not this young man
was member of his company. The
sheriff was informed that the young
man was not and never was a mem.
her of the company. This young mans
name does not even appear on the
lists forwarded to this office bv each
company commander.
This Is a matter which the sheriff
Samuel Pua. directs me to Leave in
your hands."S ~ =
Maj. Green took the matter I'm i'm.
ried1ately and wirelessed for informa.
tlon as to names of persons who had
reported Goodhue as a Stacker and
all others in connection with the re-
port. The answer came back as fol.
lows: -.
'Hilo, Oct. ), 1917.
Maj. Green, Honolulu:
Deputy Sheriff Nahale told me-
early part of last week that Goodbne
was not on Co. 81 roll. NahaIe is
sergeant of Co. B. \. G. Fl. Col
Easton and Col Morehaad, submitted
list OF members of national guards
throughout the county prior to regis.
tratlon day. Goodhue's name was not
on the list as fled. Col. Easton and
Col. Morehead were advised by me to
procure cards for members of the ma.
tional guard which they failed to do
Yates came to me Yesterday and
showed me copy Of special order a.,
Examination showed Goodhue enlisted
national guard June %. 1917"
A wireless message to Mai Green
from Col. Morehead established Good-
hue's position as a member NJ the
guard. 1t read: -.
Goodhue member first platoon Co,
b, Ind Regiment, July 81. this year.
900, -. "MOREHEAD."
Still another message from Julian
Yates, an officer of the HAWAII guard
read as follows:
'Goodbue enlisted June %. 1917.
Co. H. Transferred to Supply Co. End
regiment, August 20. Lieut. Toomey
neglected to forward enlistment ma.
pers to headquarters Honolulu For
warding same next week"
Maj. Green stated today that he in
tends to leave no stone unturned in |
ferreting out the matter completely,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09
RESERVE CORPS MEN
TO IMPORTANT POSTS

Two reserve officers recently called
to active service we're assigned to i'm
portant positions in separate military
garrisons by post orders issued today.
Captain M. E. CHM was named as post
quartermaster al Schofield Barracks.
succeeding Captain Bayard Sneed,
32nd Infantry, who has been acting
quartermaster. Captain John <. Nc
Nellis, u. s. r.. was appointed coast
defense adjutant OF Oahu. relieving
Captain w N. Hicks. Orders issued
today direct Captain Harf1 8. M1lL1X
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Russian Forces
Seize Monaghan
Town Of HairaI
Especial Cable 10 AIpDu Jiji)
/ O . . = . Q . .

~ %<%<%o 49, =
= TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 9.-Occu- (
patton by the Russian army of
y IIairaI, Mongolia. was today re- 4
y ported from the Russian as well =
y as Chinese sources. The news \
= has aroused much comment in 4
y Picking and Toxic. \
y The reported occupation by the \
y Slav army of the Monaghan =
= stronghold was explained at the 4
> Russian embassy here today as 4
y being the climax of the fights
y which were going on for some
y time between the SlaYs and the =
= Monaghan army of brigands The =
y Mongolians are said to be we'll =
= equipped with modern arms. =
y The Russian army crossed the 4
y ACCOMPLISHMENTS boundary line =
= into Monaghan territory and &C. =
= cupied the stronghold in an effort =
y to check the progress Of the raid =
= ing bandits from the inner towns =
= of Mongolia. ....E. \
y y <<%$<< 50 y = ~ = = 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09
RAIN PREVENTS THIRD
!. GAME OF CHAMP SERIES

sAssseIated Press By o. s. naval wireless,
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The third
game Of the world series between the
Chicago White Sox and the New YORK
Giants was postponed today on account
.of rain. The teams win play here to-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09
OMISSION OF NAME FROM
GUARD ROLL STARTS STORY
N. S. GOODHUE IS STACKER
Chairman Green of Draft Board Makes Formal Request oil
Adjlant General to Ascertain Why Name Was Not Sup.
piled to Registration Officials of Big Island

MAJ FRANCIS GREEN in charge Of draft operations throshou the
thorough investigation made
o
a Stacker.
officials
that included the
author N Island
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(Cohunued on page s.
LATE news AT A GLANCE
TRADING WITH ENEMY LAW DUTIES AepoR1loNEp

WASHINGTON 9The today
discussed the trading
ably be
postoffe
navy licensing foreign language the postof
property will department.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09
SPECULATION BANNED
III IN COTT0NSEED OIL

! NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. 9.-The
produce exchange at the request of
Food Controller Hoover has forbidden
all speculation in cottonseed oil.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09
NATIONAL ARMY. FORCES ARE REoIsrRlsurED

WASHINGTON D. redistribution
forces the South Middle West and East has been ordered the
board in order to fill three dsionshe
32ndecrued
provide the organization national
Of negroes.
The
the South East Middle
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09

r. HREE additional suits against
the Territorial Hotel Co., each
charging discrimination against
the uniform of the. United States
navy, and seeking to recover alleged
manages in~the sum. OF $4,000, were
filed in circuit court today. The plain.
tiffs are Otto Fischer and Harry l.
Camper, enlisted men in the navy, and
Miss Eva Martin, minor. Miss Mar
tin brings suit through Mr.. Camper,
her guardian ad Item. Mrs. Emma
+. Camper, Campers wife, filed her
suit yesterday. She also alleges dis
elimination against the navy uniform.
All plaintiffs allege that on August
4, 1917, they we're partaking of re-
freshments and dancing on the roof
garden Of the Alexander Young ho
tel, and that they were guests at
the hostelry. Miss Martin claims
that, while she was dancing with
Fischer, who was in the blouse uni.
form of the United States navy, Harry
e. Stinson and Walter Mayo, the for
mer being manager of the Young,
elected them from the dancing floor
and prohibited them from further
dancing.
Miss Martin, as well as Mrs. Cam
per, who claims she was elected from
the floor while dancing with her hus-
band, who was in uniform, alleges that
the only reason given by the said
agents of said defendant for eject.
ing the said plaintiff and said Otto
Fischer Harry l.. Camper] with
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09

WASHINGTON D. c. Oct Mcneil resigned
denc OF the International Nickel
Of the staff of the commander aviation
Franco for six
planes to the American expedition Allied
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09
NOW IT'S THE PRICE or GAS rAA1's GOING UP

The Honolulu Gas company Ltd.
understood the rates will effect November
used will be 81
feet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09

WASHINGTON, eThe
Sugar Refining closed
the while the aysclosing
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HUNS HlJRL.
TROOPS TO.
TRENTINO.
Italy to Submit Plans for. Ap-
proval of Allies to Capture
Leebach. Key to Austrian
Communication With Serbia
and Croatia
.iated press BIZ o. s. Naval wireless.l

(ASSocla6e0 pfeSS Dy v. - Naval " Hetess.J
~. IASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. g.
" Information reaching the war Of
W fee today tells of massfng OF
Austrian troops in the Trentino on the
southern border in anticipation of a
renewal of the Italian offensive on
Bainsizza plateau.
Italy, it is understood, is preparing
to submit to a conference of allied
hofficials plan for a campaign against
Leebach, the key to the Austrian line
OF communication with Croatia and
Serbia Dispatches say troops are
ia readiness for the move.
Italy has forwarded a request for
permission to import steel, coal. mu-
nitions and guns from the United
States.
; WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. g.
Italian aviators last night conducted
a most successful raid on the Aus
TRAN naval base at Cattaro, in Dalma-
tia. A fleet of the famous giant Cap
roni airplanes rained a shower OF
bombs on the navy yards and ship
ping in the harbor, and immense dam
age was inflicted, many fires being
observed. DAnnuncio, the poet, was
in command Of the air feet, and
brought his squadron back safely to.
its base.
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motion young
court and be before Circuit Ashford
grounds which
other things instructed the there
=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09
HOTEL IS
SUED BY
NAVY men

Two Sailors and Girl Alleging
Ejectment From the Young
Dance Floor Seek $4,000
Damages; Declare Employees
Disseminated Against Uncle
SANS Uniform
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09
U. S. LAW IT IS CLAIMED
HOTEL AGENTS VIOLATED

= Uniforms of the United States, 4
= punishment, for determinations =
4 by theaters, etc, against wear =
+ ers OF. That hereafter no pre- =
+ prietor. manager, or employe of =
4 theater or other public place \
+ of entertainment in the District 4
= of Columbia. or in any territory, =
= the district of Alaska, or insu-
= lar possessions of the United :
+ States, shall make, or cause to =
+ be made, any discrimination =
= against a person lawfully wear =
= ing the uniform of the army, \
+ navy, revenue cutter service or
+ marine corps of the United =
+ States because of that uniform, \
= and any person making, or caus- =
= ing TO be made, such discrimin- =
= alton shall be guilty of a mis- =
= demeanor, punishable by a fine =
= not exceeding $500. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-09

From San FrancIcec
Nest Mail Oct. 10.
For San Francisco
Next Mail Oct. 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04
KaM$aM ktrjeitd

Yerdla $500, Yost Office $1.00,
Matti Sill $500, Sobn Biitamdfi
$500, 6. Saapoja SOC, Nils 2ebto
25c, S. SGnninen Soc, z. 2afe SOC,
Olof Yarp 500, 8ili @icfalo
800. gbtcnid $55.75. Somoin 9.
aobtaicn forltta $500.
Somalla fun ieurafunta balnaa
fiittaa la6joittaiia tdstd fauniista
iummosto. toipottaa ic BELLE ia fai-
file omustajillecn iilrnonfiesta RI
fusto ultta miotta.
Samoin ollcfirjoittaneet lauiuu
ipoGmclliiet fiitpfiet faifille, jotfo
nellie olpat labjoittaneet toululob'
jan rabasia pnn6 muina jouln anti
nina. gstdfudt alma SEEM &ocbelles'
ia osti Mpat meitG muiStaneet. SIT
mola palfitfoon rafffmltennc. Dir
mosto rifusta ultta wuotto toiapom
NE pstapppodlG teioan
Sanno ia Srbo Saafana ia lopiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04
Neiu Yorf Mills, Iinm.

Sitblia on iaotil tGGll1 ia pmpa-
riston ieurafunnisia. Mrs. ia postori
@liori of jitblillommc. 2mtluja ia
jobouttttiin 2ilpjon funniefii ia e.
manfeliimin pdiunoa ioitettiin. @u'
tlioolliiet oipot tGmmoilet jublat.
Gl1nlGn pcii miripoittoa maipneitG
ia pirlpoitti meit1fin. &iitos Ser.
rallc iiitG. &iitoS mpos mrs. ia pos
tori g. 8uorelle t1GllG fGpnist1nne.
Soulltfin on npt jGlellG. Saimme
istlta nptfin ia iboilla ionasta lei
men losto, toiipaosta onnettiina jou-
llllabjana. Slfoon ie raitbo ia lilo pp-
ipp1iren lilo ia raitbn Seeiufien pb-
tepoesiG.
9iitolliiuubella moinitien, cite
q. y. WilIiin %liifebuonect ia Dfiitpi.
lctfin olpat labjoittoneet ap. lutb.
iclirafunnolle joitlulabiana Icliroa.
mosti: 6. u. Motolo $500, Sirst
Stote 9onf $1,000. Sarmarcir
@unf $500, g. q. @iHsin Coop
$500, Ooiper 2umber 60, $500
g. g. &omuloinen $1.00, 5. $
Nuriu $500, 2ino & Tiilola $500.
Sabmo &almi $t.00, Selifs Nplunf
$500, Srcb 8apolo $1.00, 6. $.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04
Sairport, Ohio.
9(rnlon %tcrlpebops!

Mrlnon t%crlpebops!
Npip1 on taos OFF Soulnn- fiireet
ia toubllt. Serrapa pfiin tietGa fain-
ia moncsia fobisia on Seeills-l abja
laanut t1ptt1G mielet ia ipoamet.
8aiffa enmlebGn fufaon oioa fiittaa
niinfnin tuliii tGstG ionllm iuilresta
bpoopstG. auitenfin tabtoiiimme,
maiffapa cmnie, t1piin onnistu alma
bltpnloamaon mojo,pulltemme. SepG
fuitenfin alituulilsto on, fun laont
nlc ieimclt1 liirtp1 fotielemoon Sol
gatan ta%pabtumio ia liellGpG Diem.
mefin te6tp onpon tGpoelliicfii SiGn
lopiifii. Niin inurio %alioita topubtui
fcrtn Wclgatalla. H1itG faticllcsia ei
moi fun buuoabtao: Sotiiesti on gu
maIiiuiioen lalaiiuus iuuri iilld SUI
malo on ilmoitettu libosia.
@(jatufieni olifin fertpo Soulun
pietosto leuraf,intamme fesfnuoes-
ia.
Sumuntoina "a b. of boutalis.
inutto f~irfosia. Giori Giti jdtti tGmdn
fotoiiulocn % muotianno. S1mafin
ferioo cldm1n lp6pf1iippocst1. &uin-
fa torpecllisto on meioGn ola puet,
tuna~ ttaitbnrsfaiioen ibanoon pii.
FUN, ettci meitG Seeius lopoG a.
lostomina fun SGn tulee. SdmG moi.
naio oil minulle tuntemoton, jotecn
en- tiebG fcrtoo enempGd bGncstG. Ser,
ro iliofpon eta topoiiirmc 9Gnet SEA.
ritian istuinlen lllona. Sllalla alfoi
lastcn joiilim mietto firfosIa. Siaan.
otto plifin runias. 2opiet iitorittimot
ctitpG1siG pbjclntorL ic olifin rilnids
ia moibtelema. Yalion olitpat tpotG
tcbncct lastcn fansia: mist Sleo
Hicmincn ia mist Senja auiaIa.
2npict ciittipGt bollsfat muorofes-
fiisteIut nimitGin of fafii eri fesfis-
tcluo ia Iollluo icfG fcrtomllfiia ia
r%lnojn, Mposfin postori @ilen pm.
bui joillln tapabtumisto teboen
mposfin fpipmpfiiG Inpiille fristin-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04
airie Seimolastat @linn.

&afos miebeni @ler &arbcjol Scum
lain llnpan iimille firiottaa Muttdja'
leaoen fautta, Min AMMAN tietda o.
lentnte faifin teripcinG. &iitos Sunio-
lo(le, fun olen Iuonut rultmiin ter
ipepttd ia iiclun roiu6aa. Saon tasid
fertoa, cttG lapiemme oipat palion
fasmaneet iuuremifii, iitten fun nil.
ia olet nGbnpt, @ili on 10 minnn
pitninen. Settle on tlllllt balu lirfe-
maall. Sptot fGmpGt wield foitlua.
Scum ilmat lGmpenee. titlemme fot'
lomaan miten Tia lpoipi. Slen firjoit-
tanitt iinulle ia labcttdnpt lebtia,
mlltta en- ole laanut mostulta, on tn'
lunut 10 toista mllotta, fun olen laa-
M ~iinllta f"irjeen. &ouban Sumola
tGpttGfoon iiaitii %toiuaan rauballa
ia lola Serrasla. SiflG lilo SerroS-
ia on meibdn ipafcppptemme MT ia
alma.
Sltlimmat ~terpeiiet minulta las
femme fansiu, maimpii,
2poia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

opin tGrteimmistG foboista. Sbana
on Iasten iiuista fuuIla tooistlfiin
S~eeirfiesta, ,uoitosta ionfa S6n
meille labjoitti.
Souluaamlna %iaarnaii miel1 pos
tori 8ilen. auinfa olemmefin onnel-
liiia ctt1 iaamme istla el1mGn ,peoen
,pinpoittMpien ldbteitten luona, jofa
pnlppuaa nellie cl1mG1 ia alltuutta.
Sumalan iana, fun iitG iaarnatoan,
iepd ptiin ipnnpttGGfin clGmda fiol-
leisia luiSia. Suomaatampa 10 tGSiG
firioitufiesiani meioan Nlioriioliiton
apuoiiiublasta, fosfa ie pi6etGan, eta
eb6itte etenp11fin tllla iublimaan..
Serran fansia onfin faiffina aiooina
ollitt jublipaa faniaa. iifiipG jGttd-
fGG naiiet buolet iprjGdn ia rientGfGG
f~ansiamnte jilblimaan tammifiiun %
pdiuG. @utraallista onfin pboesid
iublia 10 tdalla maitten paalId ia
iitten tdpiin ia1pelin taipaan funni-
asia.
Snnea a~lfaapalle mllobelle toiapon
Sairportin autiiaitten piiolesta,
2iiii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

Saluammc fpipa mifii s. Son.
giSto fpipi Soban 8arjalaa, olettefo
ia misiG ban MT on?
Misid olet poifomme Sobonnes
2arjala, olen wiimefii iaanit iinul.
ia f~iriefortin Detroit, Mficb. 172
ono. jobon ianot murhtaneeii?
&irioitin %iinulle, maan fire tiili to-
foiinn. airjota plan. Sos jofll tietaa
bGnesta antafaa nellie tieto.
Senrp &ariolo,
Nolali, Ont, Gan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

Se 1luluIlu SouluJlDld ON Iud1eH
obi mennpt, ipaan ne 1~iiinaifiet eiipGt
meme Min OFF FUN aifa meneee OFF.
Soulun iiunaufiia iaimme 'mefin
iefd beneesid ettd %litonnosia nauttia.
2itomrosia muistipat p~stGipGmme
meitG monen moiiilla labioillania,
ioioen ioufosia $27.00 rabaafin.
gmme me moi fpllin fiitolliiia ola
Slimalalle, jofa iuuresia armosiaan
meitG bolboilee, ia ip~aifuttaa i%iiarien
ia m%eljien mieliin min ibmeelliieSti,
ettG be fobtelelpat meitG erittdin rs.
tGpGlliiesti ia mielGpG antalpat NEIL
le noin iluuria labjoia, joista blio-
maamme ettG BELLA on bella mieli ia
belldt pstdhppps iiteet beibin naboen.
Me tabSomnie eritpifelld fiiitolliluii-
bella fGpttGG antanian1e labioia, ia
toipoa elahpGn Snmalan iiiinaaipan
teitG la9juin antajat, faifellaiiella iiu
nntfiellania.
Slim Soulu on obi mutta fiiteit o.
len maininmit Sirmalan iiunmlfiet
ei,pGt ole OFF, ne fphpot joitu jouluna
Min l%aajolti tebtiin tliottaipat beoel-
m1G, plfoumme iiitG marmat, ia fuin
ojattelemme fuinfa %laajolti ianan FIJI
NOD teDtiin, Min me poimme tpon
laajuutenfin nGboen toiAposia obottao
ibania iilnaufiio, iiaG enban joiilun
jitbla eritpinen raiiban jubla ia fuin
raltbnn ianaa on iaatuu ruilban aifa-
no fplfpGG, Min mifii ei oliii toiipoa
mp6sfin %9eoelman fantamiiesta, len
fpltpon jota Serran fe6oitufiesfa on,
moiffopn beiffouoesiafin tebtp. 8uin
tGmG firie on lufian ebesid min on 10
astlttii tuan1alta iplpo6elta lut6elle.
8anban apuoocn paibeeet me npt tie.
oGmme, lpaan emlnle uii6en ipuo6en
moibeita tieoG. Dfii on bppG ia ie on
ie, ettG Sierra Slnrola tietGG, ia fun
LSerra tietGG femme, min eibGn NEIL.
Ia ole iilloin bGtGG, ipaiffa eutlrle me,
~tunnefaon elGmGntme maibetita, iill1
onban meill1 min tlirapallista fulfeo
Serran ioboosia, Serran, iofa ebel-
leeenfin malipoo etliamme, nil nfuin
SON on tGbGnfin asti t~paliponlit etlt-
jomme. SbmeelliStd etrien palipon-
tno. 81 ole loppunut fulilneellafaan
iprooello joltot paffaiiesta eifG olip
ostiosta, naiffa meta Hence mpnesti
pcljGttGnptfin. Nii,n nGmG entiict,
fofemufiet robfaiSfopn nteitG jatfa.
moan alfanutto pltotta eta Ell epGls
fon pGGmies iaiii paimoto meta Sr.
malan luomia ia Serran Seeeiufien
merellG lunastettuia, ipaon ett1 TAI.
iimme toin1ia tpopaara ajalIiiinioen
buolista naisiG aittuaaQiiisfa aiiois-
ia ia maaliiisia asfareisiafir, iistoen
ia tiinnustaen SumaIaa lloiafiemme
ia min ntennG eteeenpGin fumes ie
iban uuiin muoii iaaput ia nte FIFTEEN
ioommc iinne miittau, josia ei ole
endd oifoien paibetista, ipaan aifa
on alma uuii ia ibano, min ibana, ct
tel fen ujan ibonuutta moi tGGlIG flu
fam tdpiin tajuta, jonfo joboosto a
mottli lonop cttG fun ie aifa tiilee ia
me ZEN ibonuloen nGemmle min mel
Dan iuirmnc meneee ibonoon noiirin
bpmppn.
Sen nnpt piirtelen malta, min taft
Don iamolIo ibastiitielIo moinita, ct.
I'd Serro SumoIa ioi meibdnfin tddlld
nolttia mpos n6isiS j~ublotiloifinif-
iisfa armonia run1oisto iiunoitfiisto,
min ~fuiiresia ~utddrGsid, eta olemute
mielGfin 9ouborilIo $errun f~irtfoiit'
ia fotielemosfo ia me toitucmpse, eta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

me ia tie tpeliet ia fifaret iaiiimme Tot.
icllo alma Serron firffortfa ionon ia
Instrumentation ,pGlitpfiallG. 81 tieten.
fGGn alma tiinteiSia moan poremmin
lonon Ilrpolifiisio iilG opbon ionon
liipoufict mormemmlot fiiin tiinteet eli
mifGGn miirl fotooipoinen ia min
iaamnie olla %porntat, eta finn ianon
usfommtc, Min ei meta mifdGn woito.
Y~irbclfnmme nGistG oiioisto mpos
abferummin tGnG piionno FUN eoelli-
iin6. @irjoiteIfaomme min ifdGn
itfein toiiiIIemme ia ubferoitfoamme
ubferompoo pbopstpoifaitusta foifeIIa
totpolIo. Oltoon fills SumoIom tpaI-
tufiinnon tpS meilIG faifisia miIooois
ioon tdrfeGmrpi fiiin fosfaon on oIIut,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-04

iaafoon ferrafunnon Serra nefin ip.
iioHe, iotfo eitpGt ennen ole iiitd blto.
lebtineet, min cttG beioGn l6mp0nIG
iaiii meitGfin taos u~iocstaan l1rupe.
nemG1n ia ipireGmpGGn toimiutoon
tuman perrin t6rfc6n oiion ctcceil, TO-
to me cbf1 liion weltosti olemmc teh-
meet fplmppocmmc tGboen eoelliiinG
wlioiino. BoliStofoon fits toispaoIli.
men tpolistus foiffio tGnG ormtor
apitonno 1917 iiin6 mGGrGsfG, eta
tdrnd oiia fulfil fofo ibmis5upnre pa.
renmin ia perinpobqjoiiemmin TIM.
netiiffi tiain eoeuiiina misoiino on Of.
Tut ia tlillait tlnnetiiffi.
Soitpoo ia rlifoiIee
s. s., S0o $eimonen IA (op@et.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-10-24
Coy. Whitman Pays S.irrinS Tribute to Presi-
deAt Wilson.

New York. Oct. l4.-Governol
Whitman Republican, paid a
stirring tribute 70 President Will
sor in patriotic address 10 the
cor gregation of st Paul's Meth
oiit!!7 Episcopal Church.
~ We contemplate the soli~
II, figure who is ruling over
Tie .ies tinies OF our hundred mil
non people," tha governor said,
'anC consider th> tremendous
task he has before him, we are
no longer democrats, or republ1-
cans, or progressives, but Amer
leans ALL"
What certain persons termed
"apatny' i'll the attitude of the
American people toward the war,
ne asserted in reality was "our
national poise-" "
"Today the United States
leads the whole world in muster
ing materials and in the sweep
Of tne human mind" he added.
"The European nations had the
false impression that America is
the land of the dollar and
thought the Yankees wouldn't t
fight. All history gives the lie
to these ISLANDERS Our dollars
have carried food to the hungry,
help to the wounded and health
to tie sick. Peace is our devo
ton but not our obsessiou.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-10-24
PRACTICAL Courses in Agric, ic.;Eo For Farmers.

Dean @ 3 illitfns SAYS that
active arrangements are being
made to putin finals Aape the short
curses III 5.rricuitr re for farm
er> thau.are to start on October
30 a5 the State College, Raleigh
and continue fer Ai"Lecr weeks
These cnrrAeS hay heei ospeci-
ally de>igne6 20 give t1'iose who
come to lie Collage Tor this
short practical inst. action, infor-
matiun along differeat lines of
farming practiced in the State
that may be put into use on the
home fArm by those who come.
The early farming in North
Carolina under pioneer condi-
tions of society was q compara-
lively simple operation: but in
this day end time as farming
has becOrle more complex and
com mercial enterprise and when
crops arc raised on a large scale
for competition in woHlo market,
the We'll informed aud alert farm
-7r, other things being equal, is
the one who is going to make the
most out of his farming opera
lions. The courses. as arranged
will no, doubt greatly aid those
taking them to become more
modern and business like in
their fa' nl'ng operations than
5ney could otherwise possibly
have been.