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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-09

Juniors Have Party-Pupils Of the
junior department bf Wesley college
with the instructors Of the department
formed a matinee party at the Metro
po!itan theater this afternoon. After
the performance refreshments were
served for the party at 0etst's.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-09

Caucus Reports Here@The 1epub.
. lican county caucus reports from the
various townships arrived here today
before they have been tabulated..
This will probably be done some time
during the afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-09

spaulding on Trip-Clerk Of Court
M. w. spaulding left last night for
Des Moines. Iowa, where he with Is
other delegates from this city, will at
a the convention beginning next
Tuesday In that city. MI. spaulding
will 70 to New, York state to visit at
his old homo before returning here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-09

Training school-The Mercy Hos
pital training school for nurses, Dow
lis Lake. N. D., accredited. by the
state board Of nurse examiners. offers
a Swear course to desirable appli-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Sporbeisitriben.
CURE Sptsier / ct, Eanl i 6pr:
binbelic meb Sporbeisitriben.
@nbernpr 8nrnqniit afilaar fpberal
Snternentiom. Srgamiierebe Mr-
bcibere iamlet / &onbeution.

6orlgg paa at oa1lnte 5triocl
mellem 6porptesl Ell 1fabet og 0ettes
~ofifeoigeoe MGno, JONI tilbere,
Sporpognsmpl1oenes l1nio1t, og al
igge at fao Jolf til at tro, at 5tri=
oen CT al ringe BetD6ning, bor be.
ret til libe1 Nptte / alt 5olb / ct,
8auI.
Gent 5enbog gftermiooag brsi
bet truenoe l1petr lps / ct. Saul
% efter g.. 6 @ftermiboog TOR life
Ell el1e1te Sporbogn / Gang pao
11oge11 af 2inierne Ser.
Nebe / Bpen roieoe bololoan1ne
Sptpier, bbori beltog oanfring 5000
Menneffer; 40 Gerloner blep mere
eller min6re fbRifet; z bleb are.
fteret. 5porbogrere fit en- lern Decb.
fort; @ogl1e bIeD ahporet % e
&ar beItet.
Spteierne fulgte pon ct Masle.
msoe Rice Sort i MnIeonirra a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Kfrker OF Foreninger.

GOLGATHA DANSK -NORsK PRES
BYTERIANSKE NIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas St. Gudstjeneste S9ndag Form.
Kl. 1890. Pastor J. H. Petersen, St.
Paul.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hj9rnet af Orleans og Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste liver SON.
dag Form. XII. II. SSndagsskole XII.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST.
KlRKE. Hj9rnet af Broadway og
IL. St., afholder sine Gudstjeneste1
som fGlger: Pr@diken S6ndag Form.
XII. 1880. Aften XII. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: Sgndag Aften
Tirsdage i Maaneden. Bennem9de
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
Fl. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. s., m@der 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Hi. af St. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAAB' mg-
der 2. og 4. L4rdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, HI. af st. Peter og 18th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS SON
NER' af D. S. D. F., mgder /. og 3.
Ldrdag pa Royal Arcanum Hall, Hi.
at St. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINEn LOGE
Mr.. SO D. S. S. mqder Eden OF 4de
Onsdag i Maaneden paa Minnehaha
Hall, Hi. af 9th og Franklin SITS. /.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS DO
TRE' m9der l. og 3. Tfrsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 9th St.
FORENINGEN "HAABET' moder 2.
og 4. Torsdag' paa Royal Arcanum
Hall, Hi. af st. Peter og 4th SITS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
@ubernbr 8nrnquiit

tar 2sroagS ggreseie1t peb Ell
.9ooperi5eo" @unfet, iom 8inonos
po!itiife 8efolfning eap i Mrnorb.
I'll ltor 6orbablelie for set felt
flaotc &ublif1,m, io,n por frenmsot
pnn 5tationen for at mootage Gu
berneren, flatrebe oerne ,,o al Ell
BngogeDo9n paa set burtiggooel1oe
Boittog Scr. So. 8resierenbe Gorret-
ningcr bap0e opbolot Bupernprer,,
lna lGnge, at ban par nsbiaget til
at taee bette Gog, ION life meo-
fsrer Busiagerpogne, for at .1,aa I'll
8eltctnmdiesite6 / SIDE.
@uberngren, iom rnr le0iaget al
ge11erd 8binotp, bolot beo gan.
hetten en- mes itor gifolb mootagei
potriotif Gale. s..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Minbe.@nbstieneite

Meolcnmer al ben Sorts anife
Metbooilt Gpiscopa!!e Strife, 9iprnet
al @roaoapap % 18Th ct, pil | Mf-
tel, bpIoe en- Minbe=@ ubstiendte for
oe II Meolemmcr af Rirfen, Tom
gjpr Sienelt tie / Sc Toreneoe 5taters
Seer % 6laooe. @n @gresli1te, IN
oebploenDe oeres 9tabne, pil blibe
%ofllpret. 2pjtnont S. so. @i1lon og
6. u. Nearles al tie 3. 80. 6. 81
Inil tale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
uGpr0et=m cz1mt"

Soo @uu16 al 5porpeisitreifcn
bleD Set til Onsbog Sen 5. SO. BE-
fie1otgiorte 0epoe / Sri &e1gjeren=
beosforcninger 6orgleanmieej ifte
ofbolOt, mel1 oil / Ste6et blipe bolot
Sns6ag oe11 IL. 9ecember bos Mrs.
9. Sngernonm, 1886 5unnlit Mbe.
Somtioi9 oil 6orc1tingcn bol0e lit
oorli9c S%S11lc1oialg til 5orbc1 for
TorcninAens S,1!1efosie, pg oerfor
hoobes oct, at olle Jorenineens
McoIenrmer og @enner til gipe Me=
De, 1oo Ser Tan fomr1e ct fLnffcliat
8eleb / &aSiem iaa Sore1i1gen pir=
fe1igt fan uorette ,1oget go6t %
brin9c Sulcglpoe ino / t%rpn9c11oe
Silent. MlIe er pelfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
6un1 &as1erer

ueO ct. saul SeOeral 2an6 8anf
CT npIig b1eben onlat Bau1 81.
Erc1s, en- 5pn at Bre1toenten Deo
|2utber College, 0ecorab, 6. g.
Ere1,s, 5tats &ebi1orens 8rooer.
9r. &reus begpnote ltn 8onfoirf=
iom1beD / 5tonlep, Sc. 9, / 1911,
men perOte efter ct Yar Mars Gor=
lpb tilbagc til Mimeioto, bpor BON
inbebaooe forifiellige Banfltillinger
% blan0t anbet ogiaa oeltog / Or
gonileringen al ct Yar npe 8an-
ter. Sra Geptoar bar bon ppret 8rp=
itoe11t / tbc @a1t @ernepin 5tate
Banf / M%in1eapolis, e1, 8anf ban
.por n1e6 at 1tifte / 1916.
s lin 1lpe Sitting pil @r. Yrc11s
cfterfelge 8. s. Guritin, font bill
blibe Gbefen for Ell M Sectional
@anf / Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
@jprnlonz6eit i st. Saul.

6oreningen 2pngblomlten afbols
ser en- 8ierniom Set pan Weal onic
5mitb Mpenue oa 6tb Ct,
ct. Saul, paa Digterens 5e6iels=
Bag, 9oroog Sen s. December. Sno-
taeterne al Soften tilfalber 2png=
blomitcns @om1ebiem.
Ser bill bltpe b1,6t poo ct for
treffeligt 8rogram peo Soften. -
George $. Soirclol,gb oil paa 8ibe@
orgelet ipille 5pe1oiens "&ronings=
marlcb"; Sobnlens ~MftenIang"
Secret fra @ogners u&arnbauier";
@riegs 8cer @pnt Cutie uWorgen=
itemning" ~Maies 800" % ~Mni=
tros Sang; ct 9amefor oil un0er
Yrof. Sobn Gab!es 9e6elie ipnge
Sen 6ejli9ite Eonfe" % ,~6orar
5poens Rlolter"; Mgotbe Bocfer'
@r9nools uMo0 &p9lo", &jerulfs
vSD1npocs 5ang" % 2ebrS "@ben
mn Garopom bas relte6" lpnges al
3beonoro Glepp me6 Mffompagne.
ment al Mi1s Mapmie Smanberg
ser bliper ogioo Gang of Carl 2or:
ION. Gu 5pringbonS opferes a
M}rs. g. S. 8ratager~ % Mn6erS
8ugge. Selgenoe Eableol>er gibes
~De eniomme @amle", ~59terjen
tens 5en6ag', ,,Norocn" og "Si
BERTH, / fi6itnebnte ipnger Gar
2or1on Sens @renoabls 5ang
uMmerico, mn Country. 6e1ttalern,
bliper 5tats Muoitor s. 81, .
Breus og Mrs. 8. 8ratager; fioft
nnpntc ii! toIe 2pngblomltens Cog
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
0gbsfal6.

George &osneis, ene1te Sen al
@opeopre5ioenten for 5enner al
@orge, Micboel Nosneis og @1itru,
ct. Saul, 6pbe forrige Gorsoog puo
@rooflpn NobpDaros @oipital al
2ungebeten0elei efter u1 llges 5Dg-
Bonn. 6aoeren rejite jtrofs til Seem
Dorf, OF ban moOtog tolegrafiif
Me0Gelel1e om1 5enne11s 5Dgoom,
men 90 ban naaeoe frem> bar Sp11=
men aE!ereoe bpb. @eorg Mosne1s
blep "a Mar gommel. SON bar @lep
pe6 MarincnS 5fole for gleftriferc,
og fit al fine Sorelatte 5f11osmaol
1om CIT of Sfolens be61te @lcoer.
!Son bar netop blepcn tilitanet Ell
Sermisiion for at funne oeltoge i
fine 8ebiteforelores @r1lbbrpl1up
Sen II. December og tilbri11ge gu
len bjGlme. Mf6p6c bar fpot / ct.
Saul pg bob6e 6er gje11nemgaoet
@bitticr 8raoifole o. Mecbauic
Mrts @pilfole. San gift ino / Mo=
rine11 sem 81. Sunni og bleb optoget
nco gleftrifer{folen.
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9}n 6aubclsattache til Nurae.

Morman 6. Mnoerlo1,, ene1 tie SIN
al Mr. Sia1mor Mnoerion, al Sc
attle % Millpoufee, @is., bar / no
gen Mor pGret fnpttt til Burcall
Of Joreign & 9ome1tic Commerce,
&aibinetor, 9. g., 90 ipnteS at
futile brpbe Jig cit paffer 2ebebane
i Me0ieringens Tjenelte. 5oo TOM
ari0en, og ben unge Wa,10 mel0tc
fig iom 6ripillig. 9on itoo ollercoe
Il 5nro meb at forlabe Mn1erifa for
at ticne / 6elten / 6rantrige lom
un0erofficcr, on ban fit llnoerret=
ming ONT, at ian Dor blebet fritoget
for &rigstjenerten. Set nur / SPIRIT;
ninge,1 Ell 5tuffelie for bom, ga
alt bar frr6ig for MfrejIen, mel'
&on6Gs6eportementet trpr1gte bans
|Sier1elte poo ct onoet 9olo og bob:
DC 6erfor uotirfet en- 9re fl1lo ut:
ffe6 for bom fra 5ol6aterlioet. So1
blcb ltrofs eftet u0nepnt til San
F; oelsottocbe oa pil blipc fnpttet ii
oen omcrifanltn 2e9otion / &riltio
mia. Morge bliper hans %irfeid
for set fpr1tc, iencre blipcr Set fol1
fe nopioet til at omfatte ogioo &
on6et al Sc noroiife 2an0e. Sci
nnge Sur. MnDericl er uoonme
bc6 9orboro u1ircrlitet og far og
1oo fit opbolot fig / europa. @o'
ofrejIte me6 ~8ergensforb" If
Seem Oorf %for1eoen.
Mnoerlon far mango 5legtntng
II Ebillingbperne, iom gleoer Il
ODER bons 5l1cce1s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
&aat pe6 E1pitpl.

As Me6lenmer al 4. Minu. ST..
f%onteri &egiment bleo Wan6ag Mf-
ten oberf6rt fra Minneopolis til ct.
Saul for at gjpre 8agttje11ete peb
Capitol. @uberndr B1>rnQuilt no.
1te0te Orore ont at gjcnin0fere
&ogttjene1 lite peo Capitol, grunoet
poa DC Optpjer, ser / Sc ii6lte Dage
bor fur16et Stc0 paa @run6 al
5porpejs1treifcn. Solbaterne er in6:
tbartercDe / Gopitols &jplberr111n og
in0toger fine Waaltiber / Me ta11rn;
.tioner rcDe / 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
8arne6aab.

S Sjenmnet hos Mr. % Mrs.
Ssreu s. Boplen 665 G1,ller st.,
ct. SAUL, blep bcres lille Spnl opbt
mcb Nopnet @erbert. Boltor 81. S..
Garpgoaro, minneapolis, no fgrte
Duaben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

Deslloen bar man funoet ct tort
Gjeltgiberi % Ell fornem pompei-
anlf Batriciers 8pgning. Ml,rene.
barer SSnoifrifter / rp6 Sarpe. Den
enc at Snoifrifterne fortnner, at
Batricieren 2ncretilg SaIius poo
egen gefoit1ing bill Iaoe opfgre'
aantpIege j bbilfe 40 Bar @laoia-
torer fflIbe oe1tage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
She Te6eral @ranO sSurp

in11u1entraaote / st. Yaul Girsong.
SO Nriminaliag"r bar Tore1agt SUI
rgen til 8ebanoling, oeriblmbt "a
1om ongif 1nolaoelie al at regiltre=
re efter 8ernepligtsloperl % al De
6brige eager Dor mango opl taoc6e
lon1 en Gelge at &rigen, Oels peO~
rsren6e Sbertreoelle at Spionlopen
% bels be6rprenbc Mnfloger for op-
rsrf Sale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

Tusinder at Madre we'd at Erfaring,
at 1 Flaske Hof's Liniment er Diet bed
ste Middel for B9rns S~trubehoste %
Forkjplelse. Denne beremte plet1rie.
forfriskende og vellugtende Liniment
er rem og hvid som Sne.
We'd ferste Tegn at "Stuffiness" Ho-
yedet eller Lungerne kjpb en- Flaske
Hof's Liniment. Har i 1S Aar Varet
en- uforlignelig Medicin for Forkjplelse
i Lungerne eller i Hovedet, Tandpine.
Saar, Srnme Fodder, etc. Inlet kurerer
Smerter saa hurtigt som Hon's Lini-
ment. Imod Frostskade, Frostbylder oe
sprakkede Hander er intet bedre end
Hof's Liniment.
Faas / 25c og Soc Flasker hos ALE
Apotekere og Handlende. Hvts like
tiifredsstillende, gives PenSene t1leaSe'
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9e ieneite ltbsrapuiuscr i 8ompeii

S Be lio1te Tiger bar maj, otter
Dapt tort Selo mes fig l,nber ro-
9rou1lnge1 at 5trabo De.rI Mbonoan-
80, Den @aoe, Tom fsrer til gom-
pelis 5orum, berettes Ser i en- ito
LENT 9pis. Ser Ct bleDet graDet
trent flere 8pgninger nteb 8aIforer..
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Statsrepr9ientant 6. 81. 8enoiren
fra Re6tpooo fon1mer til at blipe
&anbi6at for &epublifanif No1nira=
ton til Hailroa0 & 8arebou1e
Commissioner neite Mor, cftcr bDa6
bm bar fortalt Meolemmer af &C.
gtslaturen, iom bar til Steoe
Glencoe. So Sreo Hutnam b1eb op=
11gbnt til at efterfglge @barles 6.
glmquilt, bar Scr. 8enbiren for Ell
Si6 / Tpipl, men reo 5ommenfo1n;
itcn / Glencoe tilfjenbegab bar fin
9miiqt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Straffebe Gptuner.

Rriitimia, IS. 9eop. - 80 tpifc
Orogsmpm, ORTIZ % 5tocbeL,
Weolemmcr at Mro,1 &~a1tenfels
8mnoe al 8ombemeno, bIeb / Sag
topmt Z Waonebers 8eng1el for
.Spioneri. 5tatsa6pofate1,, Iom
fanot Dorl11e11 for milo, bor appel
1eret til @gieiteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
s.. 6. 81.

8rebrene ofboloer / Mften, 6reoag,
8e1tprell esbalg; tillige er Der Sp:
tage!le al Ell Sci nDe Me0lemer
og noar bette CT be1grget, oil ser
blipe bolot ct stag YartD" arran:
geret al l1noerbolonings &omiteen
SSngen Brooer ber unolaoe at 6el=
tage i 6ctte Mp6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Sanjf @n6stieueite.

s @olgotbo &irfeu, 1876 Sbuntos
st. ofboloes oanlf @uostjenefte
5pn0ag 5orni6oag @I. 1890. 9e
9onife / st. Saul inobpoes pna
bet bjcrte!tglte til at upre nre0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Eripat Mntontobil ajpriel.
!. III, belt forbuot / Morae.
13 norife Gfibe

Ell ifelge Eelegrm fra 2egotionen
! 2on6on Ienbt Thumbs / Nobem-
Der. Samtlige TOR Dampifibe %
repraiertere6e en- Coinage al 49,
092.s Cons. Al Mor,naro miiteoe
2ibet hes bigie .2eiligbeoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

Sch aigb ellen 3eparatiun al
llbre beiss ben pelfjenbte Supeler
6imom Meljon, 209 6. 7tb @treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
SBjtrene

/ @leonora Gbri1ti11e 2ogelr belger
np 8eltpreli e poo oeres nelte Mp6e,
Sns6ag Sen 12. December / Wtn=
nebnba 9ull.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Wfle 6aIupnr

i 6t. 8a,1l blep Tirsoag @fterni0*
1og beorbre0e ll,ffeoe iua lgnge
5porbeiS 5treife11 beDpapr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
" nor9e. =
Erofcsjpr Namien,

GDef@ >1 for ocn Neorlfc Commission
til M1nerifa beipgte sen 20. Nob
Bre1i6ent SSH OFT / Set @pibe Sus
pg formoDes at bape orpftct meo
bam Torboloelte / Norge og 5pprgs=
maoIet ont l~16fprielen fra Mmerifo
til Neorge.
9e,, "a. Nop. gap tbc Mmericm1
Scouoinabian Societp / Seem Sort
Miooog til Sore for Nanlen / 9otel
Mojeltic. 8lanbt Sc ITS %til1teoepn=
rer6e bar 81. a.. 9tonIens 9ntter
Srf. 2ib Mon1eL @eneralfon1u]
Mobn, .Maomte 5igne 2ul1o, Gbri:
ltian 5cbipH % Sen befjenote Sen.
mig Champion Wetis Molla Blur:
lte6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
: @riitianiafiorbs

8rog blep ifplge Telegram fra ct.
Sobn, Sc. S., ilaoct I 5tpffer / SEN
lp9re Sjbga1pg 2erbag oe11 II. SEQ
pember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
DR.. Hduoran Sanifiarum

Etabl. 1911.
Rheumatisme, Asthma, Blind,
tarmsbetandelse, Galdesten,
Ischias, Tuberkler (ikke T9-
ring), gamle Saar og Bylder.
Vattersot, Mavelidelser og
"Loco Motor Ataxia" (f@rste
og anden Grad behandles
virkningsfuldt i fra to til tire
Tigers It'd. Udvortes Kraft
bylder fjernes we'd Plastre.
Skriv efter fri Bog.
DR.. E. M. Halloran, Specialist
$50 e. Third St. st Paul, MINI.
rE
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St. Paul.
9aheoer

H9beoer
Maa irb1enbes, 1oa Sc er / Erpftct
rie ienelt Onsoae Mften. 720'722
k4h Street 60, Minneapolis ,Minr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Gn bbib SnI?

S 3irsbogs Scot bap6e Snefnug-
gene trablt, % oe falot tet bele
Natten, ioo Sorben bnr / Girsbags
Worges beoaffct al ct flere Cont
mcr tpft 5ne.ag, og bbis 5roitpei=
ret oil beobare, og Der bill fopn11e Ct
Nar minore 5nebpger i De nalte
|Bar Tiger, bill ii pRre filter paa
|en boio Sui, JON bill gjsre SuIe-
alaoen frtloitanoig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

sfrrO efter 8rgsennmme,
at bette gIa6.
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Fortrinlige Farme,

xodt opbygget med og uden Besetning
biilige, paa lette Vilkaar.
n. Luud, Laurens. Otsego Co., N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
So 2eser

ct Der / Dc 6orcnebe Stoter, Jon
er u0crami11ere0c fra &ri1ttonia l1nt
ner1itet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-14
Enemies at Home

Every fuIl.blOodcd American experiences deep
,cn<r Of gratitude to the man VIII" said il. when
reading the resolutions introduced by Senator King
e Utah for the purpose OF making clear the war
polio, Of the country and also putting tn" enemies
Of the country where they belong
1t is entirely proper that Congress should in dig
niticd anguag" state that the purpose of the nation
in the present enterprise is I" continue the fight
till the kaiser and all that he represents in inhunan-
tiles is dccisvcly licked
But the resolution Of Monday is the particular
one in which the average citizen is interested. The
rage-stirring feature of the situation in own
country is the license taken by the foreign tongued
and foreign hearted press and individuals to ham
per and if possible destroy the work of those carry
ing the present great work of the nation. 1t is
high time that the traitors should be put out of
commission. The fact that they not deliberate
ly murdered as the kaiserites would do is accepted
by these alien and domestic enemies as an oppor,
tunity to ply their reasonable business with
doubled energy. They abusing the kindly spirit
of the country at every turn
1t is high time that loyal citizens aroused
and alert to this apprehension.
The doctrine that those not for against us
should be put into practise because it is sound and
failure to recognize the fact is lending pOwe" to
the enemy.
For the alien who minds the particular business
in which he is engaged and has the good judgment
to keep quiet there should be given every possible
consideration.
For the talkative propagandist and the treason
able citizen there should be no other consideration
than the prompt internment and close confinement
during the period of the war.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-14
Plain CLOTHES
GUARD ONDUTY
ATSA|LOR BALL

Plain clothes men from both the
city detective bureau and from the
Pearl Harbor naval forces were de-
tailed about the grounds of the Out
rigger Club last Wednesday night dur
ing the dance of the Torpedo Club to
prevent some miscreant from attempt
ing to dynamite the sailors and their
guests.
Information regarding this is just
beginning to become known. Partly
because some of the sailors are tell
ing of the extreme precautions taken
and because of the admissions of two
we'll known. young men of Honolulu
who were 'rubber-necking" at the
dance. They were grabbed and
searched while lettering in the
grounds. Both are now congratulate
ing themselves they do not have Ten
tonic countenances or German names.
1t will be remembered that after 4
recent dance of the Pearl Harbor navy
men at the Outrigger Club several
sticks OF dynamite wrapped in charred
paper were found beneath the dance
floor. An investigation was made to
ascertain how the dynamite got there,
but nothing was learned. 1t was free
ly suspected at the time that some un-
scrupulous agent of the German gov
eminent had placed the dynamite
there with the intention of exploding
it and destroying the sailors. The
suspicion was never successfully con-
tradicted and so when plans were
made for another dance, other plans
were made to carefully guard the
dancers from danger.
A number of sailors dressed in CIV
ilian clothes stayed in the yard dur
ing the evening, while detectives were
also specially detailed for duty there.
When the dance was nearly over,
two Honolulu young men attracted by
curiosity strolled over towards the
pavilion, but never reached there for
they we're caught by some of the
guards and given a careful search,
much to their annoyance. After their
names were taken they were allowed
to leave the grounds, as no explosives
were found in their possession.
but IL WOulu nave gone udTu Will
anyone found with dynamite at the
dance. He would have been torn
to pieces" declares one of the sailors
who formed the guard.
Complaint is made by the sailors
that civilians Of the society class do
not pay due respect to the fact that
the navy dances are all invitational
and that no one is admitted who
hasn't card. Just because they had
on evening clothes and were in the
company of some ladies number Of
Honolulans tried to horn in to the
last dance" the sailor critics declare.
Needless to say. none of them gained
admission.
But this attitude of disrespect is
highly annoying to the sailors, who
point out that under no circumstances
would they think of trying to gain ad-
mission to any private affair without
invitation,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-14
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

L. c. ROWLAND: Mr. Good.
hue's plans for Punahou will begin to
grow faster when Mr.. Griffiths returns
to Honolulu on Wednesday. At pres
ent Mr.. Goodhue has been giving a
good part of his time to Kamehameha.
the Mid-Pacific Institute, and Kapio-
lani park.
MRS. H. C. WALKER: The
students of the College of Hawaii are
energetically organizing to make the
coming year the most successful we
have known, especially in outside &C
tivity. We have met once already to