davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

pieuIy Vi green
peas.
Peas With Ba-
con..-Cut a quar-
ter of n pound of
bacon into small
pieces. Cook in a
hot frying pan
with four small
nDionC SlipnsI of.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

II you suspect that your child has Worms
Q single dose Of DIR. Peery's Dead Shot"
vii; settle the question. Its actioA upon
me Stomach and Bowels is beneficial in
either case No second dose or after DUr-
getivS necessary. Adv.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
Natural CapacItV.

II see where they are going to en-
plOy flagwOmen on railroads"
Il don't see why they wouldn't
make good. You know, until the short
skirts came in style, women were used
to holding up trains"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

SuSdI' Dul IIIS eApcIl-
cnce of the housewives
who thought they We're
saving by doing so last
summer and fall was
sad, as sugar kept going
up in price even after
the canning season.
Gooseberry Catchup.-
Pick over. wash and
drain five pounds Of
rOOSahprripS add fOl1r
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
Two Spendthrlfts.

Mary-I spend as much as you do.
Alice-Perhaps, but 1 have less to
show for the mOney.-Life.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

Secrets and ink in fountain pens
both have a most exasperating habit
Of leaking out.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
The Stacker.

She-Are you going to enlist?
He-Well, would if l thought I
could not pass the examination.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

Forget what others think. The
thing that matters is what you think
yourself and what you believe in,
yourself
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
Exact Copy Of Wrapper.
A Stratenie Move

why did they name the line of the
German troops In France after Wagner
music?'
II suppose they did it to scare the
enemy off; to make the French think
they were going to sing it."
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

A poor girl has to be handsome in
order to be pretty, but rich girl can
be badly out of drawing before she is
ugly,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

The pOOrhOuses are filed with peO-
pie who have always left the work Of
life to the other fellow.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
BY FIRELEss COOKER.

One of the first steps in canning nv
any method is TO see that the cans are
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

Constipation generally indicates disorderSA
stomach, liver and bowels. Wrighta Indian
Vegetable Pills restore regularity without
gripping. Adv.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
WAYS WITH GREEN PEAS.

If we all do our part in the raising
of fOOdstuffs, everybody will have
IAlnntN Of nrnnn
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
PUTTING UP FRUITS FOR WINTER.

Fruits will keep perfectly well if
properly canned and sealed without
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
Assuming a Virtue,

Assuming a Virtue.
Everybody is economizihg now"
said Meandering Mike.
yep" replied Flooding Pat. And
I'm ecOnomizing. too. l don't want to
hear no more sarcasms about my not
uSin' up soap"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
sEAsoNAsLE DISHES.

Mushrooms should be found plenH-
fully, and served in various ways,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

He-I love you better than my life.
She-Considering the life you lead, l
am not surprised.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19

winch autiS Il most
delicious dish TO
The daily menu.
Curry of Mush-
rooms. Stew n
quart of any kind
of well-cleaned and
minced mushrooms
in a cupful of
stock or enough to
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-19
Run to Earth.

Sherlock HOlmes-Quick, Watson,
quick There's the missing million
aire!
Doctor WatSon-His clothes
Sherlock Holmes-Never mind lis
clothes, man! He began with eggs
and he's eating his third potato -
Judge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
nm kctnrnt Nas GnSc.

IN Dieem Gose eipfeEe Elm Sntarbiep, tDeIde3 Discount SrDce
fruber engLIher goHhoiter in Bo1btnaton 1est en9lqger Spe6alW ~
Nen4fden Nnrboreien, firaEuh enea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gaodprre
Ger ~bcuf1n0ioe GRq Der @lferan tonne lett oils oblottt nner betrantef
mer0en. fibrte Bruce aus. 9elthlnno iebit babe ~ letner 8er5pelf'
Ynnn hr gppes delefert, onB es Dor nen D1rtthnfhf1en 3hl1ntnten'
hr1d Hebe. @emrtid moblt 9rDce otaen ansofnd, toetl er lq ooGl
ca trenid oennrt, ons Sort Sunsebodaoe IN ben yi1nto gu nebmen lmo
1omit auauoe5en, ndB iHn 8dRrInno enen unerbort 9ralinren lmo
YAftsnmr0ioen 4ueQ gegen bic froren ino &lnDer 8eutldlan0S flprt
ge 0eutfhe geoierund, fbr r fort, babe iib e~ngebiloet ooB tie ourf Die
Grnberlrrg gamdniens iAr bungernOes volt oeraglgef1t lmo oann gen
qrfeoen Difheren fonne. Sic babe ie6oh Die entente unbeuelam gerinoen
t0 MN babe fe fb gum leBten perdperteten Sdrtt enflnlo1e1. monlf
1t berrutid Die neue oetite Seepoltf nelnt. SEPT fonrr1e oS gnoe,
gdpb Bruce ien Snterbiap.
hnf III eineut ieiner ninqlten 9eniner Benbte benobe 0esleuoen Als=
binds beoRnt. Gr fhreibt namlih, algernern berrt1e m Detl1lan0 Der
Gfn0rud, 0s Der Meffrieg in feline lebte Bbnle en1getreten leL er ~
oIfD ouaenfdeinHh audi Der 4nfdt 0B iet oos enoe tonme. Aleut
II Heaf fh 6ns gnbe Elm fhn penig onOers Dor, ais Bruce es tut .Sn6em
&c udn1[uh 0e naae oerhhe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ldHloert, bot er lToor,
0ok De EonnensabI Der 0arf Die Deuti1en lntrleebunren Oenenften
Efrfe feiuespeqs Elm ~erlh0pfen0es Bib bon Der 8rtung Der fur1tbaren
g3afe qebe, 0e geuHblnn0 mrnnebr gegen oas Se5 1etneS holefen
aefn0es Q@idt babe Ser SnupterfoIg Der anmpdgre lit blel1ebr oarfn
al erbIifen, 0B heue fem ern5ger 8dMp1er nnepr 6Dtl1ea enleal nPl-
fralen e~arob1lheu Safen uno England nertebre 3as leRtere lt 70
bonH1noia bon benz Sentiment o~bgeifniHen, ME ME 5uoor IN 1aner @ez
fhfte. 4d9 0eutide 8of, berfhert inns 81. 3dle, tet Der 5lfRrfaflpen
l1ebersenmrna, 0aB Ser Gnahbootfrieg Die @rpartlngen, tpelhe ole 5ubrer
Der 4Iote ouf i'm ieshen, nebr os erflaen tperoe ~ be5nRrre logdr,
81 es Ill Ser rnTgen Superoffenipe melde oe aateuen tr 0os natlte
qsruhiabr in ausIdt genonnen bdtRn Dirflth nod tonrufen iDeroe. es
gIn1be, ooB Der Srieg lest nod raider 81 Gnoe gegea merpet as e nnp
Dor fur5er 3at 81 Boffen geD1gt babe.
Sir fhen alo, bob Discount grnce rno Or. Sole m etnem Ytt1fte
bonid nrihlnanoer IberetnfinInen. 8ei0e fnD BARON nber5eugt DAB Test
0ns Gn0e fonmt. Gs frnst fA alto nun, fe fh oas enoe gertaHen
miro. gotlrfh boHen mir, DB Or. Sale Gedt bebofen miro. llo
zlunr hofen mir D0s nhdJt MIR I'M Snterefe &~eutihan0s, lon0ern I'M
SssntcreHe Der gansen gget mo gnna Defenders I'M Snerefe Der &r.
G4o0ten. Gem Die Spite Der nslen 0eutihen Seepait TT gegen pie
eagIide SeetDraunei gerihtet Ge oentfbea &naqtoofe fanapien lur
Sic sreibeit og gBatmeeres. Sic freben ac 0osieLbe Sriegs8td On
neJhes 9rdfoent 8iIion in idner befannRn Grreoersreoe belonoers be-
tont hat lln0 fen onoeres 2an0 lit IN benz NaBe ne Amerita oaran
itereIiert, BOB ots ariegs5el erreIft peroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

gro.
poganOa 81 MAIDEN. Der Sober, mi
ipeldem oieie 8eit1tneen bic geiltn
ben aniihten 0es omerifanii1er
Bottles gu umnebefn beriuden, lei
6ns fGlidlid ongepauote S9Iogpori
g9atriotismus".
9ulcbt nobm Die beritbmte &eo.
nerin uno Sdrifitelerin, 5rau adtC
Ri6ar0s S'Sare aus &anids Gitp.
nas 8ort. Sic erfl1rte I'M gtamer
Der Miitter 81 ipreden, neIde aler
oieien Golooten, Die jest auf Der
Sdladtieloern i6r 2ebeH berbllite
fen, oas 2eben geeeben1 nno Delht
BON Den Aegiertngeu nidt befragi
niroen, nern oieie arieg erfLarter
nro lire Sobne fiir Elm 8bnltoa
in ben 500 ifidten.
Die &eonerin mics nuf oos Bud
beg befannten 8eipebr. un0 MnHen
fo6rifanten &uoion Narim bin, OoJ
gGefenceleB Qmerico" betitelt uno If
jeOem 3immer oes 6onteneae 5ul
2efthre Der @Gfte aiiseelegt iei. ST
oieiem gufe babe Msorim ihon Dol
5pei un0 einbal6 Sabren erflart
0aB Der arieg fommen miiie, einIad
neil or fullBte, Dap ieinesgleiden oil
91aht baben, 0as 2anO IN ben ariqq
81 5miugen, 0nmit iic ibre 8rof@
eiuItreihen f0Imcn.
Stein arieg babe je Die Gage Der
Qrbeiter b~er6eiert. SIN iponiid-
omerifauiifen ariege babe e eebei.
ben. OoB mir filr oie Greibeit Oei
4rbaner fGmpften, iD1breno Die ab.
iidt einfad BARN bejtnnoen babe
a1iba Dem 3udertruit aiis5ulieieru
Shr ielbit babe 0leler arieg ibrer
grdutigam gefoitet, Der an Dem @e
mug 0es berfnultcn 6leiihcs &c
ltorben ieL, 0ns en- @robihiadtel
ogr Reaieruna a~uIeebdnst babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Principle Of Nationality.
ALLIES WISH TO APPLY IT MERELYTO THE GER
MANS BUT NOT To THEMSELVES.

The principle Of nationality is EN-
phasized by the entente powers as
the basis of the settlement OF world
affairs proposed by them. In the
Encouragement Of boundaries out
lined in their note, the ten nations
of the entente group avow their in
tention to insure independence and
liberty Of economic development" to
all nations, great and small"
That is a high ideal. If the prin-
ciple of nationality had been scru-
pulously respected in the past it
would be FAIR to assume that the
world would not be to-day %convulsed
in the greatest struggle in history.
And this ideal the entente nations
ropos TO codify as the law OF
Europe by the accomplishment OF
the following ends:
The restoration OF Belgium, Of
Serbia and Of Montenegro.
The evacuation OF the invaded ter
ritories of France, OF Russia and Of
X umania.
The restoration of provinces or
territories wrested in the past from
the allies by force or against the
viii Of their populations.
The Liberation Of Italians. OF Slavs,
Of Roumanians and OF Tcheco-
Slovaks from foreign domination.
The enfranchisensent Of popula-
tons subject TO the bloody tyranny
Of the Turks.
The expulsion from Europe Of the
Ottoman empire, which has proved
itself so radically alien to western
civilization.
We shall not discuss at this time
the grave violations Of the principle
OF nationalities that this programme
presents on its face. But this pro-
gramme, ven assuming that it is
what it purports to be, an honest
attempt TO 'reorgauize Europe on
racial instead Of military or political
lines, covers only a very small part
of Europe and Of the world.
There is no country in Europe in
which the principle Of nationality so
urgently needs tO be enforced as
Russia.
Do the entente powers intend to
apply the prlnclptC OF n6uoldllty 70
ne 30,Oo0,O0 Ukrainians, or Little
russians, who for many years have
0een striving to maintain their ma
.ional existence in the face Of a per-
sistent attempt to Russianize them
by force7
What do the entente powers in
tend to do about Finland, that robust
little democracy which has been de-
priyed Of all It's rights of self-goy-
eminent by the reigrling cza de-
spite his oaths to Sespect those
ngths?
How about the 100000 Tsrtars
who sent twelve representatives to
he FIRST Douma, and who since have
been practically disfranchised, and
o whom Russian rule Is an abomina-
ion?
How about the Baltic Germans.
VINO since this war began have been
ubject 70 systematic persecution by
he Russian government
Add hesE about the Poles3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
S~ricSenspcri ammlmn9
i'm 1InSitcriufn!
(G0rtie8nna bon se.te ID

1913 ltn0 in 8ea-gtrginien aGein
1900 @iinenarbeiter ums 2e6en
aetortmen. gragen mir Gorge 0aB
oieie Qrbeiter geidiist neroen. gr
ertu6bnte bierduf Die Galtlan0-aa.
taltropbe IN Chicago, Die ilber 1000
Menlden oa5 2eben foItete uiip.
Bum ShlitB ipradJ ct n6er 0a5 &c.
ieblide aedt 0es 4meritaners, IN
Der &riegs5oie 5u reiieu, un0 iagte,
oos iei Elm ihLetter 9otriot Der ouf
Die @efabr bin reiie, 0ns gar8e
8of IN oen arieg 5t Itilr5en. Die
ae6e mttroe init oornernoem 8eifaa
oufgenonlmen.
8err CHM Sbomier, Setretar 0es
Sdulratg aus minneapolis, i6iloer-
te 3aerit Die groBe 6rieoensberiamm.
lung am IL. 6ebruar IN ieter Stoot
un0 BEN @eriuh Der arieggbriiaer.
cine @egenberIanmtllrng ~nb5ubaLten,
Die ~boaItdnOig miBluneen lit, Dam
ioate er, Der WHIitarismug miiiIe I'm.
be0ingt ans oen @olfsidpileH Der
algaebalten Deroell. 9ies iei Die
er0Bte @efahr. bic iest benz omerifn.
niihen 8olfe 6robe. Dan ipoae Die
eSageno bereits in Der SduIe in
Den Moroge0dnfen, inter benz aus.
bangeidilo 6es 9atriotismlis, er.
5ieben.
Beiter ging Ser @ermer ouf BIZ
BON 8eDrdientanten GaaaiD0D Dor
gerus i'm aongreB erbobene 8eifltl.
0igrna Gin. 0aB Die 6irma 0lorgar
II. So, ionic Oie SfablsS diffsbau.
.uno WiunitionsintereHen, Die bzeu,
ienolfcn 3eitungen 0urh i~tneebeurl
5ummen beIod3en babe, nm I'M SII
ferdIc Der aaiierten un0 Del
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

On this head the entente note con.
tains the following assurance:
The intentions Of his majesty the
emperor Of Russia regarding Poland
have been clearly indicated in the
proclamation which he has just ad.
dressed TO his armies.
Can the sovereign who has null.
fed by force the historic rights Of
the Firms be expected to deal fairly
with the Poles? The Poles them,
selves, who are most directly inter.
ested in the answer to this question
have demonstrated to the world that
they have no illusions on the srbject.
What does Great Britain intend to
do to apply the principle of national,
tiles in her own empire, the most
composite after Russia?
Does Great Britain intend to grant
the boon Of independence TO Irelandi
Does Great Britain intend to re.
constitute the Boer republics?
VIII she hear the plea of India fol
freedom2
How will she apply the rule Of
untrammeled race development in
Egypt7
How will France respond to the
test of nationalities?
VIII France eyacuate Algeria, the
land which for a century has strug.
gled against French domination, the
land Of the heroic Abd-el-Ka derf
What will France do about Tunis
and about Morocco, which she holds
by the right Of might?
just what do the entente powers
mean when they make appeal to the
conscience Of the neutral world al
the liberators OF enslaved peopiesl
Do they really mean TO apply the
principle of nationality to the world
or I they employing lofty words
as a mask for purposes of conquesI
and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Serious Losses in Ships.
Judging from the recent French
and British newspapers we are very
far from approaching in this country
the terrible losses being steadily in
flicted on the Allied shipping by tht
German submarines.
In very recent week, according
to these same sources of information
which are not at all likely 10 over
state the facts for very obvious
reasons, 90 vessels belonging to thu
Allies or the neutrals were sunk.
OF late the reports reaching thin
country Of the activity OF these sub
marines have not been at ali full, ane
hence it Is probable that we haYt
failed completely to appreciate how
greatly they are menacing the com
merce and food supplies OF the Allies
Certainly the menace to them hal
never been anything like as grea
since the beginning Of the war.
No news has been received Of thu
$4,000 ton Of freighters missing il
the North Atlantic, all VI which arr
now more than three weeks overdue
Further rumors have, however
reached Us that the German raidei
operating in those waters has beer
caught and sunk BY British cruisers
but these rnfnors are as vague and a.
lacking IN details As those IN circul1
tinn last week
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
loradbtsG imbaitC fir
,,Dcntid2lmcrikd"!
Die intereHaute ianitrierte @Odeip
f6rift Der SagIihen omaha
Sribhut.

gieIe 2eler bon .Geiitfd.a meris
tu", Der biltoriiden uno bohintereis
lantcn 8eitIdrift Der &dglihen
9moba Sribiine, baben ben 8unid
ge1uBert, Diefelbe einbinben uuO nlifs
beiuabren al fonnen. @ir tpurOett
oo6urdj beranIabt, einen Giubario
berlteaen ait Ioiien mo gum Ser
faili All 6ringeib 6er Den 2eIarn De-
leeenbeit eibt, oieie epohemaaenoe
8eitI6rift ouf5ubatpabren, oenn IN
ipGterer Belt miro elm Snbredtg
oieier 3eitidrift bon erb6btem 8er'
te liein.
9ie @inbGnbe nnfdifen Die Stunt.
utern 6reier Monote ODER zines gan.
3en Ssabrgongs. sic iino iebr ge.
Idmodnoa nit idpnr3em llmidlag
uno goIoeuer gufi6rift bergeltelt.
nrto meroen cine 3ierbe ieoer vi.
bliotbef bil6en.
9ie 8reiie Der Ginbdnbe iino
tpie foIgt: 8~oaItdnOiger Sabroaug,
oIle geltnmern bonn abonnenten ae-
Iiefcrt, ge6unoan $t.75.
aqe Ntmmern zines @ierteliah.
reg, bonn g%(bonnenten eeliefcrt, &c.
bunOen. $3.50.
8onItGnoiger Snbrgnng, ale
BON 0crtid 4merifa bon
Der SGgIiden Omaha &ribiine nod.
geIiefert, %eebpnoeu, $500.
aae gtummeun zines giertcliobs
reg, bon Ser 3Ggliben Omaha Fri.
biina nofeeIiefert, gebunocn, $3.50.
@orto ertrd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

Mnipeien6en unteroeidneten. 4ieIe
Netitionen tuCrnen bon Dem SugenO-
befein Der SooioIiiten nod peiter
airfuItert unO Damn nod @aibtneton
an inlere S%enotoren iulb GongreB-
Ieute geinnot wer0en.
Mir empfcbIen nlen SeIern Der
Eribiine, Die oas nod nidt sctat
bnbenj iofort Oas gIeid)e 81 tin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

@IildIihertpqiie made liM iett ie.
bod Idon Sic Grfenntnis Balm, iinO
ielbit Die GfnIfnoben piiBten es,
onB es itets zines reihen Wtdnnes
aried mo 0es armen @tanues
Shlohten icien.
9ie natFoIgenoen @eldliiIie muir.
ben ougenommen ino Su elmer Ee.
tition erboben, Die Die meiiten Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
graftiiass Safel.s nd.

eibt hoIftdnblae slnIeiilrtaeH Der berfnits
DereH 6dfelftime, NIT ben oeuilihiien Reins
minqen, in grpBem 0laBitabe ae8etdlnet ieo'
burx IS Dem qernenoen letmt geEa1t IT, 81
fehel unn 81 %Iopiere1. GntbaIt 8ei1uln9e1
gpIsenfaHteit, @iHldsea, Wlofiben, eanbiu1s
farieIt, gabhsaappen, qraaen. ItiAmattel ulo.
gas Bndlieln 1T prdbtoou nnf BEN alters
beIien 9apter leorndt.
toeft1 es SbneR borIteat, Dlan beriebIe ntht
Ndl bnsfeIbe al ben g~iafftigen 8eotnguHgen dHs
sufhaifen, inter peitheg mir es 1rbieten.
9iefes @u9 fur re p%ortpfret peE goit beps
ianot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

Maa unterltiise Die beutite
prcife, irbem man au ibrer gers
5%reitlina beitrdet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
PETITION
Endorsed at a meeting of Citizens of Ne
braska held in the Auditorium at
Omaha on the 18th Day
of February, 1917.

We whose names are set below recognize that the power to preserve
the natious peace lies with the President and Congress, who are the
servants of the American people, and therefore petition them to take
whatever action is necessary to preserve that peace. AS means to this
end we suggest the immediate adoption of the following program with
such legal measures as may be necessary to put it into effect;
/ POSTPONE until after the war is over the settlement of any question
which cannot be settled in the meantime by peaceful means.
Q Keep American citizens off beIigerent ships.
g. Refuse clearance to ships Of the United States and other neutral
countries carrying contraband and passengers on the same ship.
A Withdraw protection from American citizens who jeopardize the
nations peace by travelling a seamen O American or other neutral ships
carrying contraband.
{. Keep all American vessels out of the danger zone.
G. Submit the question Of declaring war, except in case OF actual or
attempted invasion, to a referendum vote of the entire people, all ballots
to be signed, and, in the event Of the measure receiving a majority of the
popular vote, draft for first service those whose votes were cast in favor
of the declaration.
SIGNED. ADDRESS:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
FORMER HoNoLULAN
WEEDS BROOKLYN GIRL

Announcements have been received
here Of the wedding on June 80 Of
Albert Conway Maby, formerly Of Ho
nolulu, and Miss Amelia Hermine. The
wedding took place In Brooklyn.
Bert" Maby 10 q son of John H
Maby, formerly sheriff Of Hawaii, and
now living In Honolulu. He 10 q grad
uate of the Kamehameha schools and
for a number of years was an In
structor in the territorial norma
school.
For the last five or six years Mr.
Maby has been in the East, and has
been employed the greater part Of
this time as q teacher in q Brooklyn
high school He has also studied law
during the period and 1t is understood
that he was admitted to the New
York bar recently.
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, CALLING DAYS
: Fof. HONOLULU

= MsRdayO-PunaAou, Makiki.
3 russdayS-Waikiki. KApiolani
= Park, Katmuki, Palolo, First
= Tuesday-Fort Ruger.
= Wednesdays-LEuuanu, Puunui,
= Pacific Heights- First and third
= Wednesdays. above the Nuuanu
= bridge: second and fourth Wed
= nesdays, below bridge; fourth
= Wednesday. Pacific Heights:
= first and third Wednesdays, Ale
= wa Heights.
= Thursdays-The Plains.
= FridayS Hotels and town,
= fourth Friday; Fort Skater. first
y Friday; Msnoa, College Hills,
= first and third Fridays; Kameha-
= meha schools, last Friday.
= Saturdays-Kalihi, third and
= fourth Saturdays.
y Fort Shafter-Calling day is
= every Friday.
= = y = = = p = 9 . : / 4 = = 1
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VITAL STATISTICS

BORN
MARL0WE-In San Francisco, June
%, 1917, to Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Mar.
lowe Of Honolulu, twin daughters.
MARRIED
DAWSON-COSTA-In Honolulu, July
II, 1917, Albert Dawson and Miss
Mary Costa, Rev. ]. Maximin Of the
Catholic cathedral officiating; wit
nesses, Ralph Hansen and Aurora
Souza.
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DANCING

Enjoy the popular open air dance on
the lanai of the Seaside Hotel this
evening.-Adv.
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Mrs. Grammercy-Why don't you
tell that neighbor Of yoursI Mrs.
Fark-It isn't peceBsary, my dear.
Were % The galns parry wire.-Puck.
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Mss Marien Townsley and Miss
Helen Townsley were the house
guests Of Gen. and Mrs. Charles G.
Treat while the transport Thomas
was In port this week.
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Miss Katherine Treat entertained
at dinner on Thursday evening at the
Alexander Young hotel for Maj. and
Mrs. Charles Lloyd. Miss Marien
lTownsIey, Miss Helen !Townsley,
Lieut.. Clyde Eelleck, Lieut.. Clifford
Ccrbiu and Lieut.. Robert Mcbride.
Dancing on the root was enjoyed
after dinner.
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Mrs. John 8. Loud was hostess On
Tuesday afternoon at . very enjoy,
able Book" party. The guests were
asked to come representing some one
Of the popular books Of the time and
much ,merrtmsnt was caused In the
guessing Of the titles, the ones guess.
ing the most being Mrs. Henry Eamss,
Mrs. John Baxter, Mrs. George Paine
and Miss Katherine Treat, who were
rewarded with dainty prizes. Mn.