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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

the ambassador only, in cases Of
British birth; and applications on the
ground of industrial necessity will be
entertained by the ambassador only
in those cases where British business
is concerned.
In other cases application should
be made to the United States boards
after the expiration of the respective
period of sixty or thirty days.
(e) Physical unftness.
Applications on this ground are not
to be made to the ambassador until
the applicant has been medically ex-
amined by medical officer attached
to the British or Canadian recruiting
mission and on the understanding
that if the applicants are passed they
will enlist in the British or Canadian
army, but if rejected, will be entitled,
on application, to exemption by the
ambassador.
Exemption Grounds
The following grounds, when
proved, will entitled the applicants to
exemption by the ambassador:
(a) The applicant is not domi
ciled in the United States, or that
before he came to the United States
he was ordinarily resident in some
part of the British Dominion, other
than England, Scotland, Wales or Can
ada, or was a resident in England,
Scotland, Wales or Canada, only for
the purpose of education, or some
other special purpose.
(b) That the applicant was prior
to August 4, 1914, member of re-
cognized religious sect whose doctrine
forbids participation in war.
(c) That the applicant is a cler-
gyman, or a member of recognized
order of an exclusive religious char
acter, or a regular minister of any
religious denomination.
(d) That the applicat has come to
the United States as a student, for
the purpose of education.
(e) That the applicant has been
rejected as physically unfit for service
by the British or Canadian recruiting
mission.
(f) That the applicant has been
discharged from British naval or mil
ltary service in consequence of
wounds or certain functional nervous
diseases.
(g) That the applicant has been
since the beginning of the present
war, prisoner of war, or interned by
the enemy.
(h) That the applicant holds GER
tificate of exemption from military
service, granted to him in Great Brit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

The problem of labor is one of the
most serious that confronts the peo-
pie of Florida. Particular interest
attaches, therefore, to the meetings to
be held at Barlow Wednesday night
and at Lakeland Thursday morning,
at which government experts will ex-
plain the best methods of handling
this critical situation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

1t seems that Arcadia is moving so
slow in building that there is
danger of losing its army camps.
Pretty hard to get anything done these
days; but Arcadians oughtn't to let
those camps get away if tail hustling
will prevent it
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

The old-!fashioned newspaper tina!
used to urge it's readers to do their
Christmas shopping early, is now
telling EN- to lay in their winter wood
early. And there's no joke about the
latter injunction.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

Reports have it that a number Of
girls were arrested at Coney Island
because their raiment was too scanty.
If what they wore was too limited for
Coney standards, it must have been
nothing minus.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

A preacher over at Lauderdale
preached an hour and half "to con-
vert an editor IF it was George
Matthews, the only editor we know
over there who needs conversion, the
Rev. might as well bring his lunch
and knitting with him, because he ha2
a regular job.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

Coal will be mined by the American
Eagle Galleries Co., Charleston, W.
Va, incorporated with 100000 capt.
tai.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

Careful copies are kept of all let
tiers written by King George in per-
son, and these are preserved in the
archives at Windsor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

Canadian girls are being enlisted
as transport drivers for the Royal Air
Force.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

Hindenberg is reported "in perfec,
health" Agrees with him to die once
in a while.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

1t takes about 10000 cars of food
products weekly to feed the people
of New York City.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30

lily the present draft age yesterday
said Mr. Mucklow. = Jacksonville
Times. Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

" If Germ any
gives up Bel
GUM, then Eng
land ought to
give up Ireland
and India. p" 1t
seems the easiest
time in the world
not to be pro-
German nova
days, but there
are still a few
sym p athiz ers
with us.
Two |. w. w.
in court, stand
ing to the strains
Of {" The Star
Spangled B a n
ner, played by
a street no
two blocks off.
They have just
been explaining
that it is not the
flag they mean to
war against; oh,
dear. no! merely
what it stands
for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

7 esbia Bunk,
verselike expert
and super social
ist, who regards
patriotism as a
complex, as a
form of the low
est order of in
sanity. H a s a
great deal to say
about this war
for prohteers and
the or, ex-
plotted working
man. T e 8 bia
d o e sn' t know
that the carpen-
ter from next
door has bought
a hivver to go
back and forth
from the ship
yards.
Vorbote., 1918-10-02

ieiner iclbit neeen. Ser @eie0idoit
fonnte er ponoglid) mebr niben,
mcnn er &raufenpfleger ober Berg.
orbetter eelporOen DGre. glber ct
meiB, oab iein 2eben eil1 aneenebme,
res iein piro, unb ouG, baB er gel
ltl9 mo6len lpirb, nenn er Den Stu
oien pblie9t. go fam au6 oent Or.
belterfino MIR ein Streben no9 bod,
tier Serpollfonmnltng ll1o grobter
&ithti9fett beigebrodt tper6en, tpenn
es 9laltbt, bab es ouf feline eigenen
&rotte ltetS on9eDieien lit, lrno ieit
Streben ibm I'M 2e6en 6riidte britt
gen miro. l1m Dos &inb su einem
tildtigen Reni6en, SIT eilter Ierion.
ltAfeit forlnen SIT belfe1t oo5u bebort
e5 chen elmer @r5teG,,ng inn in6ibis
oualiitiiden Slime.
Die Gltern foIten bic &inber inter
ben BEL eitebenben 9erbdltniTen bic beiten
S9ulen be1r4en laiien, iotpeit es ibre
W}ittel unO bic 9erbdltniFe erlou6en.
Vorbote., 1918-10-02
Die beiben SrGber Glltenberas.

SSn @eains lteB TiG einn,oG ein
6renleer sltr geii6tiguna Der Stoot
unO l(mgebung umberfabre1t. 9it
&omeriteine ser scblreiGen &ir6en
paren in sl1genidein eenomtnenb OILS
Die 9roidfe in Oas Gtroben,tes in
Ser geabe oes Sbeaters einlenfte. So,
ei1rem Souie bieIt bas Subrtpert. unt
Ser &utIfjer erfldrte:
vl(nter bent Solt ion Ser 8utebera
Degrade iein."
Ga on bem 8ebGllbe ltiGts ge
ionOeres 5lt febe1 mar, tpurac Stt
Sobrt boIo nieoer fortsefest. 8en;s
ge 9tinuten ipGter naAte ser <.
ider bon neuem bait unb, su ieinent
UabrgaIte li6 wenSeno, iprad er, mil
Der Geiti6e ollf Elm Sa11s berteno:
80 Is bem @ltteberG iein 8rob!"
Ser Srenloe blifte oem 9toIielenfer
eilri9e slugenblife perItGnonisIcs an,
0ann gloltbte er besriffen at baben
uno iogte:
rad, 1ier lit Ser Safer beS Gr-
finders beerbt9t2"
Der Glltider i6iittelte Sulpt uno
SeitIde, mobreno er erlpiOerte ,gsein,
ser ridtige @Eteberg licgt sol"
~SSa = ober = Sic 3eigte1 mir
bod porbi1t eine gan5 onbcre 9egrab,
nisitele?"
Sicraltf ontportete Ser Giccrone.
r9ort, no mir norbin Dorbeioe.
fobre Iin 30 licgt Der 8lttcberg for
Oen Altertums %ereill for bic Tro.
feiiorc llrb ICftore, rno Do, 10 m'r
iCbt i'm, % is cr for inns uuo for DC
cilfodc Scit begrobc!"
lt1b lpabrenO cr icin EfcrO SIT nett
Ct Sdti9fcit ontricb, bcntcrfte er ifep.
tild:
r's is a6cr ouh n0glid), DoB ser
@lttebcrg nit 90 I'm nit BORT lieat,
bob CT gan5 no anocrS Degrade Isl"
Vorbote., 1918-10-02

rbpobl iic fcine Seele bat, mie 10
llonhe bc6oupten. lll1b bolt bll CIT
cine Oicier Sfipeitern lieb8eDonneli,
10 A;p;rit ou oMd bulO Bic anOeren NIT
briiDcrli6em @eien Dir n0bcr brin3en
lln0 bolo miro Die gan5e Crime @clt
pnn @olb unb @ieie, bon Scioe uro
Sampf bon Sohgebir9e lluo Stcppc,
sir als cine ein5ige Jomilic crldci=
r'n, no Damn unter iomtlid)c1 Sebell,
cen fcil ein5iges lncbr pero6ttn5,
rvert iein miro. 2erne oos, lnO hir
loirlt 9liifliGcr un0 icligcr icin ais
&c ;upor! Gcnn Ser 6reliDcn b06It,
lit bof boS Scbcn, oaS Dir aus offer
ntmenOcnarcotur cntgcgenlodt, usml
on nit Siebe lm0 IN rihtigcr Grs
fcrntnis ieiner gelDn6r iperOen maJIt
Pm bcIten fonn sid oos Die Eflona9
letrelL biel lclier, olS Elm WenIi6 c.
0if febren fonnte.
x
SIls ih nod Stuocnt mar, lerlttc lf
eilien 8reis fellnen ser einen lcbel1s
biren &reis 5ablreidcr &inocr INN it'd
totte. 9lGc bieIe &il,Oer gingen ilu
2alrfc Scr Sabre BON linn a>nO mutter
ihrert 2auf IN ser @elt ollcin. Ger
Ute Wamn Itanb nit icinem @ribl
aaeilt. Gr bate llriad,e lid 5u SoOe
IL langlpeilcn, Ne1n i6liebli6 DllrNcu
inn oll6 Oie Sorgcn I'M iclnc ferncn
Etinocr III lnnnoton Ga legtc er iid
onf bic 9lumen5udt: ieoen Somlncr
al1h icin @nleon m;ttcn IN Ser @rob.
Ituot einen1 3oubcrqGrtlein ppll iippi:
~ Gclargonien, &opl5incrfrelien
Hoien l1no 9nhelicn. ETcocn Son
pfle9tc cr Itlunhenlong iCinc @lltn:cn.
flnhcr llnb Itets mar er gliidliG De-
hti, neil er leinc 2iehe nit @e9enlie6e
t(lpbut iob, mcbr nod ul5 Inn 6ic$
bon ieincn eiQenen @in0ern geida1
@r marh alt; feline Sabre pol1tcn feir
Gnbe ne6n1el, uno als or Iturb, gina
Die Gage olrd ieinen SreltoeSfrels
oaB er raiG an Summer geitorhen lei
neil feline &r6fte enolid periogten
ar Sic @lluncnfinbcr lpeiter 5li bet
iorgen. Ct lit an Der 9icbc 81 Scr
GfIon:en iteinolt gclporOelL obel
old in bieier 9llmenliebe icli9 ent
iGlnfer1.
Vorbote., 1918-10-02
&atbcberbliitcn.

@enn id 9id nlr onIcbc, 10 mod.
te id 0i6 ifon itrafen.
Colon ioQte, nton iolle Sen Sag
ni6t bor ber1 glbenb loben; CT lubtc
nielr1eGr Dos 8oiicr; oocr picllnebr
Sboles tot es.
9os SSSSabr 1 lit bas @eburtsiobr
Gbriiti; er lit a6er bier Sabre oorber
geboren.
glbieftibe, lpclGe Die 9!rt u1o 8ciie
oltsbriifcn, nennt mat &Oberbiell.
Ser @nQldnoer eebrorft bos Ser.
feft, no mir Dos 9sr6iens gebrnu6er,
mem einc SonOlrtng been0i9t lit,
obcr Ood nod fort0oucrt.
CACTUS miiroc iein Sud- iiber bic
SeutI9en beute niht me6r I4retben,
oenn llniere 2oItcr iiltb iebt anoerc
oils uniere Sugeuoelr.
Die &irgis-&o'aten ii,to feline Sir
giien l11lo or9 feline aoiafcn, eleid.
mpbl iinb lie ole gtl,iien, ltnb nift
Golmllcfcn oOer bobntiIbe Oorfer.
gBir poQen iest Die 2ebre bon ben,
&oniullftip i'm Gngliiden porneb.
men; CT miro obcr gar nidt ntebr ge.
broll6t.
9jc fron8oiiidet &onige battc fait
oGe Elm 81" IN ibrent Gornamen ober
geinamen: cine Satiadc, Die interels
iant iei,t fonnte, nenn lie pobr luare.
Sd babe erfabren, 0aB SSbr mieoer
i'm 8irtsbaus gelpeien ieib; menn
mir bieies nun offi5iell mitget.ilt
norben ndre, 10 mlBte i4 GuH ia
beItrafen. 60 m0gt Sbr fir OieSmal
nod etl1n1al binge6ert.
Vorbote., 1918-10-02

Sucllbrlln1L Ser Gnersie ini8eltoG2
9flr graomeiie, nidt meientli6 Cit
,Gnoeres lit ieoes SebenOige, oGs ii6
bonn anOeren unteri9eioet. 8ir babcn
olle einerlei Sben1 GS lit oerIclte
Solterltoff, Der in jeoem 9ebenoigen
ooS Seben crbdlt. 90 le6rts oi6 oic
Filon5e, Iucnn bn lie in 2iebc begit
lnr pfleglt lnlo ibrer @eienbeit 9(nf-
nlertiomfeit 5l1ipc1oeit, als lpGre lie
ocin &irb. 9olo ipirit on entoefcn,
Dob lie Dir ielblt cin 9erlponotes lit,
oob lie Snlt ltnO llnll1lt, SSreu6e luno
Irclrigfeit fennt, 1nnb Oab Tie ibren
Ncoroncten Galcinslaltf abIolpiert, a.
rooe 10 ipie Ou. llnb 10 miro sir sic
Efloll5c iur Shwciter, oie oll liaGIt,
Vorbote., 1918-10-02
@nrm enblih miro Der alte T(ud

@nm enbli6 miro Der alte STUD
iid l0icn, Der ii6cr ser GcieQld)aft Ia
itcnD rift? - gidt cher, ais biz bic Sez
ielli6aft onf60rt, Iid ieI6er 5ll bcrfluz
ben, .. +. nid)t cher, aIs bi5 lie ollf6ort,
5u bent golbenen aaI6c slt beten unb lid
5llnl Sf[aben i6res 8oBcu MADDEN. 8cnn
an bic Stelle Deg miitcnben &nnlpfes I'm
sic Se1te sic Splinarttat getrcten lit, Die
nlle berbinhet, banm ipirh Ser Sl1dl Iidb
(oien lnb bic @rbe cine traute Seiinat
fiir ale ipcrben. Sns lit elm 2SDeal, Dag
pieIen uncrrcicbbar eri6eiut, al(etn cem
Menifenseldlcdt lit fein pcrniinftige5
3icl llnerrcihbar, lmb paB lp3iale Sc
redti9teit unO lu6iuler Sricbc Gin ners
ninftigcs Gel iino, fann tciner leuanelt,
hern ieber ie6nt iif burna6 unb tciner
mill ols SriebensIt0rer unb als Elm Ser
treter BEG llnredots 9elten Bir fpcroen
ieres 3ieI errei6el1, tpenn mir ernitli9
ippuen. (H. Steiuer.
Vorbote., 1918-10-02
eSugelDe bung.

3urGdIt rptro mall iid Oarii6cr
eillig lperoen miliien, DaS man lrnter
er5iebung erltalOen >piiien mill.
&orperpflege, Ser5ensbilo1ng lmO
ltnterri6t fo1n man ols Orei grllnO-
peri6ieocne 0ingc lrnb uu6 ntr ols
brci 5llionunengcb0rige Scilc Der
einen Gr5ieblln9siroec betra6ten.
9luf jcoen sSoa aber u,llB nlGn ltetS
5piidcn Graiebung (Ser5ensbilbung)
uno tlnterridt lultcrihciOen, uenn
mon li6 Elm flares Silo oerIdaffe1
mill.
.sSSn ben erltcn 2cbcnsmonatcn be-
Oorf oos &inb cigentli6 falt mir Der
Vorbote., 1918-10-02

&0rperpflcge. Oie 9ciitigc @r5ieblmg
lit % uo4 cine iuBerit 9crinee llnO
cs biirfte bel,tc falmt nod iemanO
gcbcs1, 6er iliht Ger 9tniibt lit, 5uB
IN oen critcn 0tonaten oos aino 5ur
Efleae unO Gr5ieDlmg Der 0tuttcr
nollie ii6erlaiicn tperoen muB. 9lber
ouh bis gum 6. 2ebensiobre, Dem
9egirm Scr S6ul5eit, fonl1eu ir ser
Gr5iebung OeS &inoes IN ser Sullpt-
iohe MIR Die Waltter lln0 Der Snter
in Setrc4t tommen unb in 3ufunft
nod IN erbohtem WfaBe, ols bisbcr.
9tur einc inoipiOuellc gr5icDung
fann cine gutc Gr5ieblng icil. Gin
9ebrcr mag 20 &inOer i'm 9lItcr BON
6 Sabren glei65citig 1mterri6ten
fGtlloll, eraieben fam cine Gerion
glei6Seitig nur 2 bis 8 ainOer i'm
9llter big 81 6 Sabren, lmo ncum iic
lid) oieIer glrbeit ni6t allsIdliebIi6
lpiomen fa1n, 10 lit iie idon crOriif-
ft1to 9roB.
Die Gr5iebung Der ainocr lpirb
meiner 9lniidt nod fiir o(lc ob5eDb1.
rem 3eiten in eriter Qinie ben 81
tern, beionbers S>r 9futtcr cFIie
gen; nit Ser @efreiung Scr Ntiittor
ION onocreu glrbeiten neroen lie lid
ibr mebr lpionnelt fonncn. @cnn bic
6rugc auf9elporfen miro, nb OnS Sit
ianlmcnleben ser Sinoer nit ben Glz
terri fiir bos 0litf lu1icrer &inbcr,
pie filr l,nlor 9Sei6= ll,o Wtltttcr-
gefiibI bur1aus notruenbig ici, 10
mlB man bod crit Oic Sra9c beont-
luorten, 5lt mclactn 3lrcdc Die Gbc-
gotten aillocr bobe,t polGen 9ytilloc-
item bic eriten Der in ber G6s unter
Sdmeraell lrnO 8cfobren gcborcnen
&inbcr iperben falt bltrdmc0 bon Del,
@ltern gelpilnidt, neilten5 nit gro,
Bcr Sebnlll6t erlportet - bod nidt
ctluo au Dem 3luefe, ltm tic bomt
ne95uge6en, lie anberen 5ll ilberlai-
fen? Surge 2otpen peroelt oltd
sobmer, ollo 5ipiIiiierter, 9ebiGoeter
uno piellei6t eIiidlider, iuenn lie,
1tott in Der @iIonis bon ben 2opens
cltern, in 9reiiuronitoltcn bon &iin-
Dtnnen uno WGrtern unter Iuflt9t
bon @elchrten 9roBgc5O9en meroen,
Sl6er lpenn nln1 cinn1al nerludlen
noIlte, ocn in 6reibeit lebenben 60
nillnen lire Sllngen lpeg5rllebmclL
ounn iuiiroe mani erfobrel1, oab bel
ocn nieberen 5ieren bic Wtlttterliebe
ettpos gtatiirlides 1T. Wie f0nnte
bteie Wautterliebe BEL ben b0berz
ite6enben Menf9en nur 8etpobnz
6eit iein2 Sd bin iiber5sust, bic
Wenidenmitttsr piiroen 5u lpilbcn
20pinnen meroen, lpenn S5oeoloeen
lie BON Den &inoern trennen noQten.
S6nere ipirtidoftltde Scot bermod.
tp mo6l glrbeiterfrouen bon ihren
aitbern 5lt entfernen, o6er nidt,
ibnen Die gtl1tterliebe obaueeno6s
men; unb iobalb Die Scot geboben lit,
nir1nlt Die Wutter lire ainber pieber
5u iid, berlGbt lie ipieoer 6ie 9erl1is.
arbeit, sic lie BON SEN ai1bern fern.
boIt, ul,b bas Tim 10 lieber, aIs oie
gr5iebuns unb Yflege Der eiaenea1
Vorbote., 1918-10-02
&pn,nns at oas eSe6en.

Su, brnnicuh mug riua idJtuangcrcr Nadt
uro eiuig 5cngeubcm 2tdtc,
ans fcnd,tem @rpbcm unb Glut cntfadJt,
nerucgcntcs Der 0ebihtc:
getrnumt upn GiDtt, bem uriprngliden @eiit,
Oeln 0rnnh bes Nbsrunbs cutauuleu,
hu, bas ba id)aumt unb aittert nnb frciit
iute rDlcn
9cbcimnisupl bic TbDtmcn ncs 9lls
ourd hcinc bGmuniidJcn ,Slltcu,
I'M gSirbcl Der 9Subuit i'm Sdlrci bes Wtctals,
IN gcuittcrfammenben giuten!
Sln aolerihuebenbsn gletif,erIans
Der nnheiiegliden Seclen,
in, idJattenbantmcrnnem llutergang
in St5bcn
bcr idrcc1lhrn @ut nnb bcs beimlidcn 2cbs,
i'm SYeucr Der itulscn GmpDrung,
in bliibcnber Jpien bcridenDem Gci5,
in iclgcr Sebnuft GrbDrnns.
in adJerber 2anne uetGeitcrcm Saut,
in 0cnicll, der llrfraft ergeben,
,uns nn atnct nno iduiust, mas ba lcdtet uup aut
Sn 9cbcn! Send I
Vorbote., 1918-10-02

= 8er iid 5u Set grtenltnis brlr6s
gerlli1gen fat, baB Der al9en1eine Sort
Idbritt Der Reni3beit bem bubeu Siele
Der @erpolIfomnlnllng euteegen SS1balt
lm0 8e9riff be5 Weuidentlum5 bilbet,
Scr ntllB in Set 9crtigen llebernta6t bcs
@elbes, bas bic Sfiuaden lnb S9led)z
ten itart llnb nt6tbtia Die Starfen uno
8uten a6er bilflo5 urlb flein maiden
tann uno ma6t, einen 9entmidub. ptels
lstht BEN itdrfiten, ocs ipahren Sort
idritts erbliden. Ser &ei9tltn bleibt IL
Ian9e Elm 1lnrcdt unb cine Silnbe fpiber
sen SprtIdritt, iolange er iel6it @erte
idafff, iolanse Gplb GoIb er5cust.
(0tag Sefe.)
Vorbote., 1918-10-02

llno niele bon ibncn itcr6cn r1id1t,
ob lie auh bliihen ltub iSriihtc ira.
gen slt ibrcr 3eit Gicic iino cs, Ole
hir Den Sfmer5 ocs 2bi6icos in,
Sterben criparen ltno Dir cine Ser.
heibllna bafitr bleibelL oaB bos leben-
oiae Seben III ieiner boditen Sollcn-
brng fein Gnbe bat dlno oob Die Sic
BE- aie 6n oieiem 2eban s,lhAe1lbeit,
Vorbote., 1918-10-02

@o1m cS einc gr0Berc @cmiBheit
9cbcn, aIs oicics &e6lellpiel 5miIdcn
S1ebc lnb @cgcnliebe? 2e6en bier,
non DIR Neii6t i'm Bflegen Der &flan5e,
Scben BORT, in id5oner Gntlpidlunqs-
re1be, Dir oaltfcno ltnb oid) erfreucno,
10 'td)er, 10 unicblbor, tpie sic mie0ers
tehrenoe Some ON Ntorgcn zines
nellen Cages. Nireenbs cine 9iiio=
no1l5 llir9enos 5oB iiir 2icbe, ionoern
Gin bormoniidcs, feitgcfiietes. gcoros
netcs @eifcben Obnc GnttGltiGluns.
Die Eflan3c fann Oib ocn ;Sriebc,l
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BRAMWELL
Bv e. F. Wells.

Purl Storey and wife and Will King
and wife took Sunday dinner with
the George Mitchell family.
The Payette jitney is now coming
by way of Bramwell They seem to
prefer the rocks to the mud.
Mrs. j. B. Bell, accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. Harold McCrossin,
went to Weiser Monday for visit
with Mrs. Bells daughter, Miss Rolla
Simmons and family.
This community got together Friday
night at the schoolhouse and gave a
Red Cross dance. 1t was a success in
every particular. A better natured
and a more orderly crowd never as
sembled before. 1t was not for the
dance that many attended, but to
show that their sympathy is with the
soldiers at the front and also to show
that this community can come forward
as a unit IL the matter is put up to
them right. The music was donated
by G.. l.. Mills and wife and others
and would have been a credit to a
much larger place. The supper was
furnished free and there was plenty
for all and more. The following put
in 81 for the Red Cross: Ed Heights
man, Will King, Elmer Newman, Will
bur Slate, C. Payne, Robert Miles,
Jack Jackson, Verna Thornack, Davis
Hunter, S. A. Chichester, Earl Bishop,
Mr.. Speltor, Purl Storey f. l.. Rose,
S. A. Mills, C. f. Nicks. Those who
put in $150 were Frank Newman,
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UPPER MESA
BY Mrs. G.. r. Parks

School began again Monday after a
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Phelps from near Eagle visit
ed with her sister, Mrs. Morehouse,
during Christmas week.
In spite of the rainy weather and
bad roads quite crowd attended the
f. C. & E. Union social last Friday
afternoon at the schoolhouse. An in
teresting program was given and a
Hooverized lunch was enjoyed by all
present.
Miss Marie Hawthorn returnedTues-
day to her school at Weiser, after
spending her vacation at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merv Han
thorn.
The Ray Stinson outfit with about
dozen teams has moved to the Can
yon canal near the HAWTHORN place
to begin cleaning it out.
A number of farmers are having
to take their potatoes from the pits
on account of the warm damp weather
A very pleasant social affair was
the New Years dinner given by the
u. A. Club at the home of Richard
Sutton. One hundred and twelve
guests were present and partook of
the bountiful dinner, after which
games were played and social good
time was had.
Miss Marie HAWTHORN visited Sun
day with Miss Katherine Gilbride in
Emmett.
Miss May Billiard came over from
Boise last Wednesday and visited
with her sister Mrs. Frank Sanders
and with Wilma Parks. She returned
to her home Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Graves visited
friends in Emmett Sunday.
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MONTOUR


Sunday, December 30, DR.. Gillilar
met the people of this place and con
Quoted the dedication service of the
M. 4. church, named Barrett chapel
The attentive audience listened to a
very good sermon, and were very
much pleased when they were old that
only the usual collection would be TAX
en- as the church was entirely free
from debt We were sorry the roads
were so bad, for it kept a number of
friends away who otherwise would
have been present. During the SER
vices duet was given by Mr.. Will
aiams and Mr.. Stanton, the title of
which was "The Wayside Cross" The
boys class then sang "The Little
Brown Church in the DELL" Gilbert
Stanton performing at the organ. The
church building cost $500 and is an
added attraction to our little village.
John Wendt, an old timer in this
section, sent the children two boxes of
luscious apples from Nampa as
christmas present. The gift was GER
ttasnly appreciated, for all children
like fruit.
Mrs. Skinner spent Saturday visit
ing in Emmett with Mrs. George
Church.
Prof. McSparran returned to his
school duties after weeks vacation
spent at his home in Meridian.
Mrs. Charles Campbell and children
were merry makers at the home Of
Mrs. +. Yergenson of Sweet Christ
mas time.
Dan Kennedy ef Ola was over Sun
day guest at the Stanton home. Mr.. !
Kennedy has sold his cattle ranch and
expects to visit his old home in Can
ada.
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ter, Miss Dorothy, spent few days
of last week visiting at the Adolph
Cook home.
Robert Holbrook and family were
Emmett visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mcconnell were
bench visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Yergenson spent
New Years day at thew. H. Yergen-
son home.
E. Tennyson was in Boise Friday
and Saturday, attending the meeting
of the wool growers.
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Tom Clark, Merit Jackson and E. F.
Wells.
Will King was taken quite sick on
Monday evening and DR.. Cummings
was called Tuesday afternoon. He is
better today Wednesday,.
Mrs. Irwin Davis and two children
arrived Wednesday from Caldwell for
a visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Hunter.